Lamborghini factory restoration Excellently documented Over 40 years with one owner FIVA Pass „Matching-Number“ As Ferrari did not meet his requirements, the Italian industrial magnate Ferrucio Lamborghini decided to produce his own sports car. Lamborghini only accepted the best technical solutions, which were not (yet) available from Ferrari at the time: Large V12 engines with four overhead camshafts and six twin carburettors, independent suspension all round on trapezoidal wishbones, etc. Two Italian grand masters of automotive engineering, Giotto Bizzarini and Giampaolo Dallara, did their best. The 400 GT was presented at the Geneva Motor Show in 1966. Only 273 examples were produced between 1965 and 1968. According to available documents, the vehicle presented here was delivered in Portugal in 1967. Later the car was sold to Norway where it remained with one owner for more than 40 years. Its Norwegian owner had the car completely restored under his direction at the Lamborghini facto in accordance with its delivery specifications. Extensive documentation on the history of the car and the restoration process is available. The car has now been with its current owner in Germany since 2007. The vehicle presents itself in first-class condition. A rare opportunity to acquire one of the best and most thoroughbred GT cars of the 1960s. Equipment: 5-speed gearbox 4x disc brakes Borrani spoked wheels Engine: V12 engine with four overhead camshafts, 3,929 cm³, 320 hp, max. speed 260 km/h. (factory specifications)