1971 Lamborghini Jarama 400 GT

When you think classic Lamborghinis, the Jarama probably doesn't make your list. Nor does it make the list of popular 1970s GTs, the list of Bertone's best designs, or frankly the list of Lamborghini's best designs. But what it is is a quirky GT that had a big, thunderous V12 under the front hood, room for 4 and a manual transmission driving the rear wheels. Unfortunately, it sort of looked like a first generation Scirocco had mated with a Muria, but let's not forget what many other cars looked like in the 1970s...it was neat, and that's what counted. Rare new, and even more rare today, there is a nice example for sale today:

Year: 1971
Model: Jarama
Engine: 4.0 liter V12
Transmission: 5-speed manual
Mileage: Not Listed
Price: $110,000

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1971 Lamborghini Jarama

LhD

Located in the USA...

Price:$110k usd dollars.

Coming soon.

- Very Rare

- Prestine fresh restored driver.
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- The car is having a new interior put in it right now I will get back to you with a price.

- Clean solid NO rust -
- Clean driver condition.
- Manual Trans.
- Numbers Matching.
- Needs Nothing and ready for a new owner.

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See specs and history.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:400GT.JPG

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Can be exported at your cost...

- Serious collectors please...more pics coming and on request....

Price:
$$ Best Offer ... USD American dollars...

Not much information is provided, nor are there detailed photos of the engine or interior. Service history would be a big plus here, since keeping those big V12 motors running properly can be an expensive undertaking. I do love the combination of green and tan; a bit unusual for a Lamborghini of this vintage - or at all, really. The NACA ducts are always a favorite of mine in this generation Lamborghini, though ultimately I think the Espada is the cooler of the two. If you're into the Jarama, though, the price on this model is about $15,000 above market value, though they've been heading steadily upwards and there aren't many out there - especially in green!

-Carter