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  1. Franz

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    Ciao Emilio,

    no, I was not aware about the meeting of last week end.

    I hope to join these meetings asap, anyway when my car will be back in full shape.

    Regards,

    Franz
     
  2. EMILIO

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  3. hyenahf

    hyenahf F1 Rookie

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    she looks to be in stunning condition...

    thank you kindly for posting


    hf
     
  4. Arvin Grajau

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  5. 1121034

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    Just exquisite!!!!!
     
  6. EMILIO

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    Fabio Lamborghini drove the car to meet
    he told me it is not one of lambos of lamborghini museum and that the car has been almost completely restored ...a lot of money went in the resto
    i have to say the car really looks nice :)
     
  7. Peter K.

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    Absolutely beautiful.
     
  8. raymondQV

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    Fabio's car was always "Lucci de Bosco", did he change the car or the colour?
     
  9. EMILIO

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    not his car

    i said he drove it but not one of museum car

    Fabio found it for a friend
     
  10. Downdraft1

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    It is an act of love to restore an Urraco to that level, to restore an LP400 Countach to that same level would probably cost 15% to 20% more
     
  11. goober

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  12. hyenahf

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    nice interior... did you cut some metal out of the doors to save weight? mine looks to have alot more metal.


    thanx for postin


    hf
     
  13. Peter K.

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    I frickin love that Green w/Blue!
     
  14. Downdraft1

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    Your car is more beautiful now than when it rolled off the S.Agata assembly line back in the 1970's! One of the very best that I have ever seen. I enjoyed 18 years of Urraco ownership (15624 - production no. 332 and was able to put 107,000 km on the clock!
     
  15. goober

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    those pics were taken whilst the window mechanisms were being overhauled
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  16. hyenahf

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    i have P300 doors...

    they seem to be a little different with safety door beams and slight modification to the sheet metal for different door release pull handle.
     
  17. goober

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    no, from all accounts they are the original doors from a P250
     
  18. Downdraft1

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    I believe that USA specification cars and Euro cars had different door internals - USA cars had an extra internal brace. Also the chassis was reinforced around 1976, the P300 cars have a small roll bar visible near the rear speakers. Inside door panel and seats are also different.
     
  19. hyenahf

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    i think your correct about that... the late urraco's P300 P111 P117 all start to share the same chassis. i believe even some of the euro cars had safety beam doors off of the P111 due to the lack luster sales that few woefully short of projected targets.

    has anyone weighed a P250 lately? i wonder how much lighter they are than a P300 without roll hoop, beams, padded dashboard, thicker seat, door panels not to mention a smaller motor with fewer cams... I dont have much faith in old magazine quotes of the curb weights. i recall some mention of the early P250 didnt run with brake booster?

    in some ways i think i prefer the lighter and cleaner P250 appearance over the P300 even without the black bumpers. however, the 3.0L power and soul makes a world of difference.
     
  20. dwil

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  22. BB512 1980

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    Hi Gang,

    I've just been proposed one of the very last Uracco P300 (Euro specs), in original yellow color.

    The car is in excellent cond., and has been redone.

    What's its value on the market ?

    Is there any demand on that nice and rare car if I need to sell tomorrow ?

    Thanx in advance.

    PD.
     
  23. EMILIO

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    P300 euro is the best urraco you can buy
    this said these little cars never had BIG demand so prices are still very reasonable

    imo a very good restored car is is a 30k euro car... at best, you will find a buyer when will come time to sell but do not aspect to re sell it QUICK for 30k and be prepared to wait LONG time to get more than this, you need time and patience to find the right buyer

    my 0.02
     
  24. EMILIO

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    i forgot

    i personally believe that a P300 is a very good car for the money, completely sorted out, reliable, fast, good sound and nice desgin....simply stating these are undervalued cars and have a somewhat "small" following
     
  25. hyenahf

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    i agree on all of the above but reliable? any P300 out there has more than 35,000 miles without any drivetrain issues? i reckon more have problems than not.
     

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