2005 Lamborghini Gallardo Se, Rare Verde Ithaca Wtron Wrap, Exhaust, Led's on 2040-cars
Chualar, California, United States
Mileage: 29500
Cylinders: 10 cyl
Horsepower: 520hp 5.0L
Drive: AWD/4WD
Type: Coupe, Sports Car
Color: **Rare Verde Ithaca Paint (glistens)**
Description:
2005 Gallardo finished in the RARE Verde Ithaca color option and wrapped with a cashmere bronze colored wrap in
"Tron" competition styling. Turns heads everywhere it goes. Has a matching LED light inside the clear rear bonnet
that shines brightly on the engine, showing it off while driving or parked (doesn't drain much battery at all).
Both original keys, original tool kit, and original books.
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