2004 Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Briarcliff Manor, New York, United States
I am always available by mail at: leonilaldderaney@ukswingers.net .
2004 Gallardo (6 speed) Clean Title (Title in hand) Giallo Midas Brand new factory OEM clutch installed at 15K
miles Newly serviced, oil change and all fluids changed/bled. Renown 570 front bumper (3M Clear Bra)- under skid
plates installed for protection Custom front bumper splitter (not drilled into bumper and can be removed)
Superleggera side skirts, rear diffuser, rear spoiler (custom rear bonnet lip made), clear bonnet
Side Mirrors are painted gloss black with 3M protective clear wrap Fabspeed cat bypass pipes Larini sport exhaust
(oem tips ceramic coated black)
Larini sport cats (not on car now but will go with sale)
Rear Wheel Drive Conversion (all oem driveshafts and differential are included with sale as well) Technocraft
Carbon fiber air intake system Customed ECU tuned by Enzo Performance Forgestar 19's wheels (powdered coasted gloss
black in oem sizes)
Brigestone tires have 80% treadwear left Brake calipers color matched to car color OEM Wheels/tires also included
with sale 3M clear bra entire front end and side doors Hardwired for V1 Radar (Unit not included) Macarbon carbon
fiber center console
Center consol custom control buttons Fabspeed rear and front tow hooks
3M 35% window tint Taillights and rear bumper reflectors are tinted with film (can be removed back to OEM)
Powdercoated intake manifold to match exterior color Roof is vinyl wrap with gloss black color (can be removed
anytime back to Oem paint in perfect condition) Macarbon leather wrapped steering wheel with yellow stitching OEM
indoor car cover included
OEM Battery Tender included
Custom Engine LED lighting with remote control
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This incredible life-size Lamborghini Aventador is made out of paper
Sun, 08 Sep 2013We've all screwed around with the cutting and folding fun that results from paper model making over here at the Autoblog Craft Workshop (not a real thing), but we've yet to dive into a project with real scale. Thankfully, dedicated hobbyists the world over are taking care of the heavy lifting for us on this front.
Years back we brought you images of an Epson team mid-build with a full-scale Honda NSX racecar, and that project might still be the granddaddy of the genre (though this Audi A7 and this Bugatti Veyron are pretty good, too). But the Lamborghini Aventador police interceptor model seen here, measuring eight-feet long, is right up there. Gaming fans will recognize the Need For Speed inspiration for the wood pulp Lambo, and after watching the fast-motion video of the entire build process we should all be able to recognize the hard work that went into the car's completion.
Taras Lesko is the designer behind this mammoth paper project; you can read a bit of detail about what went into the build on his website, or you can scroll down to watch it for yourself.
Lamborghini Urus SUV traces roots to a feline predecessor
Wed, Dec 6 2017The recently-revealed Urus isn't Lamborghini's first SUV. The LM002 pioneered the super-4x4 segment when it made its debut at the 1986 Brussels Auto Show. Tracing its history requires traveling to the mid-1970s, when Ferruccio Lamborghini sold the automaker that he founded and retired in the countryside to hunt and make wine. The new owners had practically no experience in building cars. Instead of expanding the lineup, they sought to land engineering and production contracts. Lamborghini teamed up with an American defense contractor named Mobility Technology International (MTI) to create an off-roader for the United States Army. The partnership spawned a vehicle named Cheetah, unveiled at the 1977 Geneva Auto Show. The Cheetah looked like a Meyers Manx buggy on steroids that ate Jeep CJ-7s for breakfast. The shape of the body gave it unusually high approach and departure angles, while the flat body panels facilitated the task of installing body armor. "Like the cat for which it is named, this high-performance vehicle has explosive acceleration, high speed and sure-footed agility over virtually all terrain," a period brochure claimed. The Cheetah could certainly tame Mother Nature's worst side, but the brochure exaggerated its performance credentials. Power came from the same 5.9-liter Chrysler 360 V8 engine found in Dodge's D-Series trucks. Lamborghini mounted it in the back, and its 183-horsepower rating contributed to a woeful power-to-weight ratio. The eight-cylinder spun all four wheels via an automatic transmission also found on Chrysler's parts shelf. Lamborghini didn't secure the Army's contract. The automaker stood on the brink of collapse. An Italian court took control of the company after it filed for bankruptcy in 1978, and a Swiss entrepreneur later came to the rescue. The new management saw an immense amount of potential in the Cheetah and relaunched the project. Decision-makers spotted an opportunity to enter the burgeoning leisure vehicle segment. Notably, they identified a market for a Cheetah-like car in the Middle East, where a Countach was unpractical at best and a Nissan Patrol was far too pedestrian for oil barons. Lamborghini unveiled a prototype named LM001 at the 1981 Geneva Auto Show. It took the Cheetah concept a step further with an updated look, though it retained the rear-mounted engine. Built as a development mule, it illustrated the limits of a rear-engine off-roader.
Teen who stole Guy Fieri's Lamborghini gets life in prison [w/video]
Mon, 27 Jan 2014If you're currently on a crime spree, we'd recommend against stealing the Lamborghini of a popular, bleached-blonde chef, lest you end up getting sentenced to life in prison. That's not to say 19-year-old Max Wade's life sentence was simply due to pilfering Guy Fieri's Lambo - an attempted murder charge for a drive-by shooting, among other crimes, also played a role - but we doubt it did much for his case.
You'll recall we last reported on Fieri's missing Gallardo Spyder in April of 2012, when it was reported that the Marin County Sheriff's Department and Mill Valley Police Department recovered the car from a storage container, that also housed the motorcycle Wade, then 17, used in the drive-by. Wade originally stole the V10-powered droptop from a San Francisco dealership in 2011, reportedly by rappelling onto the dealership's roof.
Wade was charged as an adult for his crimes, despite being a minor when they were committed, and could be eligible for parole at an unspecified date. That said, he's also facing a separate sentence of over 21 years, according to Boston.com. Scroll down for the news report from KPIX-5, the Bay Area's CBS affiliate.


