2008 Lamborghini Murcielago Lp 640 Roadster E Gear 3900 Miles Broke Fender on 2040-cars
kingman az to baton rouge la, United States
Vehicle Title:Salvage
Make: Lamborghini
Drive Type: 4WD
Model: Murcielago
Mileage: 3,900
Trim: LP640
2008 LAMBORGHINI MURCIELAGO LP 640 ROADSTER EGEAR in balloon white. Very nice car before getting a broke fender in Los Angeles, car is currently in Kingman Arizona about to be moved to Louisiana for repair. The Opportunity to own this highly desirable car for a fraction of the cost is in a small window, so if you snooze you lose. The front left suspension needs a lower control arm which is about 2 grand new. The back rear suspension needs a new upright hub which is about 1200 new. It also needs a windshield, airbags, and a front left wheel. The rest, still hold air. This car comes with ceramic brakes which are all still good. No broken rotors or calipers. No key. Rack and pinion still attached. Shocks look good. Axles are fine. The front frame lattice will need to be pressed back over. I do have a front section you can replace it completely if you like (no extra charge) , but it is nothing much more than bicycle tubing to deal with. The left front headlight is broken and will need a new lens and repair. (easy to make) It will need a new left fender which is broken. They are available cheap in fiberglass or a couple grand new. I have another lp bumper and hood that can be used to repair those items. (no extra charge) . The floor pan, engine drive line and trans are all in good shape. Good luck bidding. Car leaves Arizona within 24 to 48 hours so keep an eye for the update when it leaves for Louisiana $1000.00 shipping bill will attach to invoice. Payment by bank wire in 72 hours. Must have cash on barrel head, or gold coins, no trades of any sort. That is... no trades of any sort. (unless you have a Pagani Roadster) Crash looks bad, but structure is good allowing suspension to be easily replaced by a few bolts. Suspension tabs are all in good condition. Only the extreme front rails are knocked to the right. They are easily pulled or pressed back over. Do it all the time. I have personally inspected this vehicle. Deposits non refundable. Doors open and close fine. Doors are not bent. No top.
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