2004 Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Gary, Indiana, United States
Please message me with questions at: scottsvvansteenwyk@ukforum.com .
Selling SuperMan the nickname of my 2004 Ferrari Red Lamborghini Gallardo with 48,800 miles which may vary on nice
days. It features a blue/brown interior and would be a perfect car for any new or seasoned Lamborghini driver.
I would describe the car as being in excellent condition both inside and out. There are no scratches, dints or
dings in the paint. There are a few rock chips on the front bumper and the front bumper has been scraped which is
unnoticeable unless underneath the car.
The AC is ice cold maintenance is totally up to date. Just recently had a $4,000 bill for parts and labor so it has
brand new tires, brand new brake pads, fresh fluids, and everything was checked up on and came back good. The
clutch was brand new at 34,000 miles and checked out to be 72% at 43,000 miles so i would estimate a 50% clutch
life.
I have all the current history of the car since personally owning it. The dealer I bought the car from had the all
the history dating back to it’s purchase so I can contact him and get that history for a potential buyer as well.
This car is the only Gallardo I know of fitted into a true Ferrari red paint job. The paint job was over
$15,000 alone and it was done right completely one of a kind. As you can see in some of the photos this car
literally can act as a mirror.
This car has been fitted with a fabspeed exhaust and there are no more catalytic converts. I have the original
catalytic converts so they can be reinstalled for anyone worried about emissions problems but boy you should hear
this car. It has a very aggressive note but on long cruises 6th gear 70-80mph there is no drone at all.
The day I got the car from the previous owner it still had the factory audio system installed in the car and
that didn’t work for me. I had it fitted with a brand new DDIN (gps, bluetooth, pandora… all the good stuff),
Jl speakers, Jl tweeters, a 12” compact Jl sub, and an amp. This rang in right around $3500 but it sounds great.
If your looking for window shaking interior rattling music this system isn’t for you but if you enjoy rolling the
windows down turning the music up and cruising the night away this is where its at.
Professionally tinted windows and trust me you need them. When I bought this car, it being my first Lamborghini
I expected to get some attention but it’s really unbelievable the amount you get. This car seeks attention from
everyone, little kids, teenagers, adults, and grandparents. It may be the color but the attention is there and
it’s nice to have those dark windows rolled up when sometimes your just not in the mood.
The taillights are tinted and really set the car off from the competition. Along with the taillights being
blacked out the wheels were also powder coated black. There is a scuff on one wheel but it’s not that bad and
i’d send photos to anyone who wants to see it.
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