2006 Lamborghini Murcielago on 2040-cars
Henderson, Nevada, United States
Please email me with any questions or requests for additional pics or something specific at: clemenciacwwesterbeck@liverpoolfans.com .
-PRIVATE SALE.
-NO DEALER OR BROKER INQUIRERIES.
For your consideration is a 2006 Lamborghini Murcielago finished in Rossa Vik, (Very rare) and complimented with a
Avorio Lilium interior. The title is clear and there are no blemishes, scratches or defects of any sort on the
exterior/interior. This is a very, very well cared for example and has always been kept with a OEM Lamborghini car
cover in the garage. The only after market items are; Tubi exhaust, (Absolutely F1 sound), Clear bra that extends
to all frontal areas, painted brake calipers, custom high end floor mats and a Lamborghini factory installed
trickle charge cord and dark window tint. A OEM Lamborghini car cover is included in the sale. The running
condition is perfect. This Murcielago has 34,545 miles and runs absolutely perfect. The maintenance schedule has
been met and records are available with purchase. All the books and OEM tool kit are included as well as a Factory
Lamborghini car cover. The brake and tire wear have many years before servicing. The clutch pulls strong and Italy
Service has stated the life remaining is over 55%. The F1 transmission works perfect and all mechanical components
operate as new. The hood was replaced one year ago due to a parking lot incident. There are no issues with this
Murcielago.
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