2005 Lamborghini MURCIELAGO 2dr Conv Roadster in Sarasota FL from Lamborghini Sarasota
Stock : LA12714A
VIN : ZHWBU26S85LA01429
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Exterior : BLACK Interior : BLACK
Mileage : 15,986
Transmission : F1
Engine : 6.2L
Cylinders : 12
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Vehicle Description
Its a perfect day to go for a ride without the top! This is one of the cleanest 2005 Murcilago's around. Exceptionally well maintained, 6-speed e-gear, excellent tires, alcentara seets, passport system, back up camera, lots of clutch left, this car is ready to go!
941-556-2980 or 941-928-2550 5151 Clark Rd Sarasota, FL 34233
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The high bidder of this auction must submit a non-refundable deposit in the amount of $750 within 24 hours of the close of this auction.
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