2004 - Lamborghini Gallardo on 2040-cars
Harlem, Georgia, United States
Year: 2004 Make: Lamborghini Model: Gallardo Mileage: 12,481 Price: $100,999 Mileage: 12481 Color: Giallo Midas Interior: Black leather interior with Giallo midas stitching Private or Dealer Listing: Private Listing Location (State): TX Transmission: Manual (6 speed) Drivetrain: AWD -Recent 12K mile svc completed along with service records from 10k,8k,and 6k,- pm me for copies of service records. -No stories, no accidents, no repaint. - pm me for copy of CARFAX report and service records. -Glass Engine Bonnet -Replaced stock exhaust with RSC exhaust & stock restrictive catalytic converters with $3000 Larini high flow cats. More HP, Better throttle response. Stock Exhaust and Cats Included. -Black painted Cassiopea wheels -Regularly washed & waxed - Always garage kept -3m Clear Bra on front bumber, hood, side skirts, and side view mirrors. -Pictures xaha4430's's Library | Photobucket Please call me at 832-655-0079 or pm/email me at sales@haywoodagency.com Thanks for your interest! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Feb-04-14 at 14:08:52 PST, seller added the following information: Please email me so I can send you the current carfax and all service records. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On Feb-04-14 at 16:27:27 PST, seller added the following information: Right now at 6:24pm central standard time, there are a total of twenty six Lamborghini Gallardos for sale on Ebay in the model year range of 2004, 2005 and 2006. Of those 26, only 2 of them are 6spd manual transmission. This one, and another 2004 yellow coupe with 25,105 miles on it selling for $94,500. So if you're looking for an emaculate, true 3 pedal car with super low milage and no stories selling for below market value, then you have found it in this one.
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