Low mileage, 2003 Lamborghini Murcielago, black with black interior.
Lambo

You forgot to mention - one carefull owner

now dats fooked

would/could there be anything apart from paperwork of any use on that ??

i note the chassis welding aint as good as some home built cars driving around too..........

you could get the logbook and ring a dutton wif it....lol

have a close look at the block, part of it melted

I'm sure that sort of thing wouldn't be permitted to be sold in this country would it? It's a class A writeoff, but what would happen if it was insured 3rd party (like anyone would)? Is it still the property of the owner and they're permitted to do what they please with it?

Kingr

i like the 'had a small brake problem'... now its a big problem

must be loaded hes got another one

If the US laws are anything like ours, the owner of the car is liable for its disposal if they are claiming off someone elses insurance('non fault' ,they are also liable for any storage charges after the date of payout.

It is located about 250 miles from me. I ought to have one of my buddies in Charlotte have a look at it just for grins...

Nah, not worth the trouble. you seen 1 burned out lambo, youv'e seen em all....

David

I said we could barbecue a lamb and he didn't hear me properly. I wonder what the problem was with the brakes, topped the cylinder up with lighter fluid or something.

I 'spose you could buy it to take some moulds and make a replica!

James