1968 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2 Coupe

Produced near the close of the model's run, this 400GT was the 223rd example built and was given the later-type Miura gauges. It left the factory finished in Rosso (red) over Nero (black) pigskin leather.

This Lamborghini is believed to have been delivered new to Vecar in Portugal on December 13th of 1967 and spent most of its existence on the European continent, including stints in Norway, the Netherlands, and Germany. It returned to Germany in the early 1990s, and around 2007, its engine was rebuilt by a marque specialist in Germany. At some point, it received a repaint in its original color, and the interior appears to be in its original condition.

This Lamborghini entered the care of its current caretaker in December 2007, and it has remained on static display since that time. The car's 3,929cc dual overhead camshaft V12 engine had six Twin-Throat Weber 40DCOE carburetors and delivered 320 horsepower at 6,500 RPM. There is a five-speed manual transmission, an independent suspension, and four-wheel vacuum-assisted Girling disc brakes.

By Daniel Vaughan | Apr 2022