Lamborghini Diablo Exotic Replica Supercar, Mirror Chrome. No Reserve!!! on 2040-cars
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
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NO RESERVE! Winning bid takes it! Unlike anything you will ever see on the road this "silver surfer" or "silver bullet" gets more attention than any car on the road. Make sure you can handle attention, because camera phones will come out like never before and people will be extra nice to you all of the sudden and most likely even ask if you will take their picture with it. Many car experts opinion is that this is better than the real Diablo in many ways. It sounds just as good if not better than the real deal. As it sounds like a jet engine taking off, with an awesome exotic backup roar that is so unique people turn their heads before even seeing it, almost as if a jet airplane is about to land. It could be a daily driver, as it is super reliable and simple to maintain. It also has plenty more space than the original Diablo, allowing for a person anywhere from 5'5 up to 7 feet tall to easily fit into. It was custom built for a professional athlete who was about 7 feet tall and made to be as good if not better than the real thing simply because it is impossible for a person over 6'2 and over 180 lbs to fit in a mid engine sports car... It is an exotic super car, that does not have a top or windows, absolutely exhilarating to drive! The engine is a mid engine McLaren designed supercharged V6 that pushes about 350 horsepower. It comes from GM so it uses a modified GM harness, oil filter, etc. all practically brand new. Now 350 horse may sound like a lot already, but when pushing a vehicle that weighs around 1850 pounds it feels more like 700 horses. As it will throw you back in the seat as the 4 point harnesses quickly tighten up... It uses a 5 speed transaxle that has a short fast shift that propels it extremely well, very easy and a blast to drive (if you can handle the attention). Custom tubular chassis using the GM tub and GM wiring, built like a nascar. As with most exotics, it sits quite low to the ground, so it has a custom air bag suspension that raises the car up to 11 inches off the ground, so speed bumps and parking garages are never a problem. It can be raised and lowered from inside the cockpit very quickly... The interior is all custom Lambo and has the gauges and accessories to match. Custom stereo sounds great. Push button air shock doors easily lifts the scissor doors up and down... It runs super cool, with custom built dual rear radiators with fans set up just like the real Lambo. 99% of people assume it's a brand new special edition Lambo, or a prototype. Titled and registered in Florida. Easy to insure through a specialty company ($1200 full coverage for the year based on a $100,000 value). It is listed as a 1980 model for listing purposes only. The exterior is simply amazing with a near mirror like finish with carbon fiber accents... Quite possibly the most photographed car on the road today. Would make a great promotional vehicle as pictures go viral on facebook and instagram. The auction is just for the convertible Lambo. Also available is a custom Dodge Ram Hemi with the SRT-10 Viper body package with all sorts of add ons, a daily driver also mirror chrome asking $18,000 obo. To see more pictures please visit :YouTube video link: http://youtu.be/4Jxjz6qTwaQ To see detailed videos and pictures or to learn more about mirror / chrome cars please visit dippedinchrome.com Serious inquires only please. 813.992.0788 cell located on South Beach |
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