It’s not often that you come across a car that has been as well-loved and treated for its long existence as this 1967 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2. Boasting only two previous owners, both of whom recognised the true beauty of this example, it has been strikingly well preserved. Still showing its original paint finish in Azzurro Mettallizzato and Nero interior, with only 62,000 km on the clock, this Lambo still has legs.
Originally purchased in 1967, the car was used regularly for 4 years and serviced as necessary in the Netherlands. In 1969 it returned to its place of purchase at the Lamborghini factory in Bologna with the owner’s son who planned to become an intern at the factory in order to be able to fix his father’s car personally.
Sold in 2017 to only its second owner, this car has had loving owners throughout its long life which has lead to its fantastic appearance and condition. We can only hope that its next lucky owner can give this machine the love it deserves.
You've got a bit of time to deliberate the lot, as this 1967 Lamborghini rolls up to RM Sotheby's Villa Erba auction on 25th May 2019. For full auction information, head to the RM Sotheby's website.
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