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'98 SV with '01 front end

Discussion in 'Lamborghini Discussion (not model specific)' started by MurcieMurcie, Oct 25, 2004.

  1. MurcieMurcie

    MurcieMurcie Formula 3

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    #1 MurcieMurcie, Oct 25, 2004
  2. ralfabco

    ralfabco F1 Rookie
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    #2 ralfabco, Oct 25, 2004

    Pass

    He is asking 149K ? At 110K you can buy the very best original 1-3 owner 91-92 Diablo. - This would come with all the documents of services and updates. The mileage should be around 2K-6K miles. Keep it for two-three years !! Guess what ? After two-three years, you will get all your $$$ back (assuming you use it as a good weather - twice a month weekend toy). This car (the put together one) would be difficult to sell.

    You can buy a spectacular SV for the mid 130's to the mid 140's
    You can buy a spectacular 6.0 for the 175 area.
     
  3. MurcieMurcie

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    #3 MurcieMurcie, Oct 25, 2004
    HE was telling me that the car was parked and had a slight hit on the front left so he replaced with the newer front end...Claimed about $50k in upgrades(repairs):rolleyes:
     
  4. VROOM!!!

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    #4 VROOM!!!, Oct 25, 2004
    Lambo's have cruise control? Thats cool!
     
  5. dream cars

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    #5 dream cars, Oct 27, 2004
    its got the wrong rear wing on it. standard diablo (not the SE30, SV Type wing)
     
  6. wiz357

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    #6 wiz357, Oct 27, 2004

    If I'm not mistaken I've seen this car while it was getting worked on. I'd say skip it. Do not forget that if you buy a cheap Diablo, there's usually a reason why. In the end, it could cost you a whole lot more than buying a known trouble-free car.
     
  7. Prancing 12

    Prancing 12 Karting

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    #7 Prancing 12, Oct 27, 2004
    But this one's not even that cheap!
     
  8. MurcieMurcie

    MurcieMurcie Formula 3

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    #8 MurcieMurcie, Oct 27, 2004
    If you call the guy the price drops dramatically, he is hurting to sell and has'nt had any activity for 2 years. The only way it will sell is if someone who is totally in the dark about Lambos walks up with cash, otherwise he will still be sitting on it in 2 more years.
     

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