I'll be in my bunk.
By Colin Wood
Mar 3, 2021
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Lamborghini,
Sponsored Content,
Car Catcher,
Fantasy Junction,
400 GT
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Before the iconic Countach and even before the groundbreaking Miura, Lamborghini was building some of the finest grand touring cars money could buy.
Such is the case for this 1967 Lamborghini 400 GT. Powered by a 4.0-liter V12 and styled by Carrozzeria, only 247 are said to have been built.
This particular 400 GT received a number of upgrades from its most recent owner, including a coil-over suspension and “very discretely configured air conditioning.”
Finished in silver over a tan interior, this 1967 Lamborghini 400 GT is available through Fantasy Junction for $485,000.
I'll be in my bunk.
Wow. Never heard of that model. Looks to be a seriously small car for a V12. The fun to drive factor must be stratospheric. Thanks for posting.
Sorry, but front engine Lambo's hit my buttons more than the equivalent Ferrari's of the era.
This pushes all my buttons. So nice.
The one immediately prior was the 350 GT
The one after was the Islero 400 GT with the new body (pic is my old Islero GTS - a few changes and more power than the 400GT, side stripe due to a previous owner, not me!)
The exhaust tip is crooked, I can't unsee that for half a million dollars.
One of my neighbors had a 400 GT when I was in high school. I thought it was really ugly back then.
My tastes have changed since then, but I have to admit that I still like WSpohn's Islero GTS a lot better.
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