Lamborghinis at auction

Image Unavailable, Please Login As I also posted in the SE 30 thread, I’ve had a few more people ask me about the SE 30 #89 sale. I am not sure why RM hasn’t listed the SE 30 as sold yet, but it is officially sold. As I mentioned previously, RM put a deal together on the car a couple days post auction. It will likely show as sold on their site in the near future. For those that have asked, the price was $475,000. I am happy with the sale as it was not the right fit for my collection as a delivery mile car and know that it is going to an incredible home of a very astute collector and likely will not be seen for sale again. The buyer is extremely happy with the purchase. I hope this helps those that have inquired.

 

A nice deal for buyer & seller!

 

Yes, the best kind of deal.

 

On Bat. 1974 Urraco chassis 15694
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1974-lamborghini-urraco/

 

Here a good site for tracking results over time across various auction houses.
https://www.glenmarch.com/cars/results/quick/Lamborghini#


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A good resource.

 

https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/CA18/The-Petersen-Automotive-Museum-Auction/lots/r0021-1971-Lamborghini-Miura-P400-SV-by-Bertone/727812?&utm_source=rmsothebys.com&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=CA18&utm_term=CA18_supercars&utm_content=lot_image&_cldee=cm9nZXIucmVpc3RAZ21haWwuY29t&recipientid=contact-2e9c39193a8de81196ac14feb5caa464-4b32d0c66b0d4696a426303280233e5f&esid=abcab13e-76e3-e811-930e-14feb5caa464

Looks great in that combination

 

Oh boy.

 

Stay strong

 

The SV in that color combo is a real beauty

 

Ha. Sometimes they don’t make it easy!

 

Image Unavailable, Please Login Hi All,

A few Lamborghibni will be offered at Auction during the forthcoming sales beside Retromobile Motorshow in Paris, early this February 2019 :

BONHAMS :
1972 Espada SII #8782 - estimate = 85-100 K€uros
1987 Jalpa #ZA9JB00A2HLA12371 - estimate = 75-95 K€uros

ARTCURIAL :
1968 Espada SI #7120 - estimate = 150-180K€uros
1983 Countach LP400S #1121422 - estimate = 230-280K€uros
Countach LP400 Periscope #1120030 - estimate 900-1100K€euros (picture)
2008 Gallardo GT3 #ZHWGE12N481A07166 - estimate = 50-80K€uros

RM SOTHEBYS :
Murcielago LP640 #ZHWBA37549LAO3567 - estimate = 200-250K€uros

 

Thanks Bruno.

FWIW this Countach was used as a Bertone SpA Press car as famously photographed by the late ace photographer Franco Zagari, who lived in the small medieval village of Budrio east of Bologna.

Both Bertone SpA and Lamborghini SpA used Franco and he built up an impressive body of work.

Anyway, his historical images of 1120030 are some of the most evocative, and if the auctioneers do their homework, they'll want to use some of them for the auction catalog as they are readily available from the current archive owners - Matt & Di Spitzley in the UK

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Fanatic car. Anyone have any knowledge of its condition today? Was it recently restored?

 

I don't think it's been restored http://www.lamborghini-register.nl/lamborghini/home/v12/countach/lp400-internazionale/1120030

 

Chris,i know this car quite well. I have several detail photos if you are interested in.

 

the description of the 400S could be made better
the car is not a 1983 and the interior is not preserved but modified somewhat in a 400s-5000s ibrid

 

Certainly not. I was very close to buying this car in the end of 1998. Not much changed in these 20 years. However, some details were corrected.
I still do like the livery of this car very much, it is one of the best combinations, and it is unique. And it is an early car from 1974. A great car although it probably needs a lot of work. By the way, the "Walter Wolf tale" isn't new... I was told the same back then, but I never believed it.

 

http://www.silverstoneauctions.com/2007-lamborghini-gallardo-superleggera

No sale; high bid only GBP 63,000..

 

Certainly this car hasn't been fully restored in the last two decades. I almost bought it in the end of 1998 but bad luck resulted in a failure. Anyway, seeing this car brings back some great memories.
I still love the very nice and unique livery. My opinion is that a LP400 should be tabacco inside, like this one was from day one. IMO this early 1974 car, an Italian delivery, will need a lot of work but is a great opportunity for the true connaisseur. I guess that only some minor details have been corrected since 1998.
BTW the "Walter Wolf tale" isn't new. I was told the same back then, but still do not believe it.

 

Project sold 375k (includes 5k commission)
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1988-lamborghini-countach-5000qv-9/

 

Me either, WW owned 007, no reason why she should in any way be related to 030.

 

830k Ralph Lauren Countach
https://rmsothebys.com/en/auctions/lv23/las-vegas/lots/r0032-1984-lamborghini-countach-5000-s-by-bertone/1424827

 

Silver 2004 Gallardo just hammered at BJ for $68,200 with fees

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/2004-LAMBORGHINI-GALLARDO-226009

Mike

 

So that is like 62K plus the buyer premium? Yikes, then take the BJ cut for the seller. He netted something in the high 50's? For what appears to be a nice Gallardo? I see the egear & realize it is an 04, but what was the mileage?

 

Funny how the Gallardo is where the Countach was 15+yrs ago and the Diablo 10+yrs ago.

 

‘07 Gallardo Spyder (23k miles) just hammered @ $83K + fees.

https://www.barrett-jackson.com/Events/Event/Details/2007-LAMBORGHINI-GALLARDO-SPYDER-227377

Mike

 

Sold at Gooding:

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