Does anybody know the VIN of the two Jalpa being auctioned by Mecum? 1985 Lamborghini Jalpa (mecum.com) (FLA12217 shown in the video) 1986 Lamborghini Jalpa (mecum.com)
Hello all, question I have is... I'm very interested in a 1984 Jalpa that is in Germany I have been in contact with the company, I don't have a vin number but, they say it's # 79 out of the 410 does anyone know any of the history of this car? TIA
Image Unavailable, Please Login You may visit this page : http://www.autodrome.fr/Lamborghini_Jalpa_P350_black-Autodrome-Paris.htm Then sold to Emilia Auto in Germany, who launched some maintenance work a year ago or so. Good luck. (I am looking for a Jalpa, Euro origin, late example, if some one knows one for sale...Thanks).
Thank you much, Amelia is who I'm in contact with and have emailed an inspection company to check it before purchase
Hi e Lamborghini Jalpa photos from my photo archive. Archivio-Sport-Auto Car show OIO Switzerland Greetings Lobo7 b[email protected] Image Unavailable, Please Login
My old Jalpa, 12380, before I removed the wing. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
I still have a Jalpa exhaust in my garage if anyone is looking for one....I have no idea what its worth. My car was #12225, also signed by Valentino Balboni...not sure where it is now, I think it was in the Netherlands last time I looked.
I'd look on eBay, then list it in classifieds. The euro exhaust would be worth more that the US version with cat convertors.
If there ever was a car that was so wonderful, yet so horrible all at the same time, the Jalpa would be it.
Can someone who is deeply knowledgeable about Jalpa's please conclusively explain if the following were aftermarket modifications or did they come stock from the factory? If the later, were they only available during certain production years? Thank you for clearing up this mystery. 1 - Exterior door handles in black as opposed to the shiny metal handles 2 - Bravo wheels as opposed to the typical standard Jalpa wheels 3 - Three-spoke steering wheel as opposed to the standard wheel most often seen on Jalpas
