2006 Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Indian Mound, Tennessee, United States
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2006 Lamborghini Gallardo E-Gear. The color is Grigio Altair Metallic (silver), with black interior and black wheels with yellow brake calipers. The car runs and drives great and has had regular service. The car has had the clutch replaced at 9,324 miles by Lamborghini Palm Beach.
It was sold new at Motorcars of Georgia in Atlanta on Jan 31, 2006 with about 50 miles on it.
The car is like new and runs drives great with no problems. The car shows no signs of any paint work other than 2
paint chips on the hood that have been touched up several years ago and you really have to look hard to see them.
This car is ready to fly in and drive anywhere.
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