1968 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2 Coupe

Just 242 examples of the 400 GT 2+2 were produced. This example is highly original and unrestored. It is a Southern California garage find fitted with its original engine. It was sold new in Los Angeles, arriving in January of 1968. The first owner was the Big Boy Manufacturing Company of Burbank. The next owner was Russell Lamb who purchased it in February of 1976. Mr. Lamb drove the car only briefly and it was last road-registered in 1976 before it was placed into garage storage. Mr. Lam performed some engine work on the car around 1978, but it was never completed, and the vehicle is not presently running. Currently, the odometer shows 79,195 miles.

The car is finished in its original Amaranto livery and has its original Senape pigskin leather interior with period amenities including an air-conditioning unit mounted in front of the glove box and a forward-facing radio unit, likely dealer-installed, mounted between the front seats. Period white-stripe Pirelli tires, original glass, the original data/ID tags, quilted underhood and firewall insulation, an original key, and even a Lamborghini In Rodaggio road-test sticker are also included with the car.

By Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2016