[Boo Cocky]

My friend is selling his 1991 Lamborghini Diablo. He hit something, not another car and there is front damage. The car still drives, just has damage on the side fenders, front bumper and driver door. Doesnt look that bad... He owns a body shop in Rosemead, CA so if anyone is interested you can go down there and check it out. He says it has 19000km which is like 12000 miles he says. Original miles, runs great.

Hes asking $45k for the car as is or $55k if he fixes the damage..

Here are some pics that he sent me and I will be taking some better pics when i go down there tomorrow.

HE ALSO HAS A 1997 Ferrari 355 that is immaculate and wants $55k, and A 2006 BMW 760LI Mint.

 

[SKNKWRX]

Looks like ALOT more than $10k in damages.

 

[KrackerXL]

Owns the bodyshop so i'm guessing hed do it at cost?

 

[renntech36]

i would never want to buy a wrecked Lamborghini of any sort, but 55k fixed is awfully cheap. LOL. Does he do good work?

 

[SykoEnt]

It looks like he tried to drive between two cement posts lol

 

[Bignmz04]

55 fixed and a ppi?

ppi shows no damage beneath the skin I pay. PPI shows damage under the skin he pays. ask your friend if that would seem fair to him.
car comes with service records?

PM me his number if he would be interested on the above.

 

[renntech36]

well im pretty sure it's 45k as is or 55k fixed. Isn't that pretty much what you are offering?

 

[allanlambo]

To fix that properly, it will cost MUCH more than 10k.. This car will also be salvage title, and you can find decent 91 Diablos in the 60's...

 

[Boo Cocky]

How salvage? There's no frame damage. I'll shoot you his info and you guys can talk.

And yeah, he does some pretty clean work. Regular car damage and also show cars... Paint, fiberglass, conversions, etc...

 

[feelingBULLISH]

Looks like ALOT more than $10k in damages.

To fix that properly, it will cost MUCH more than 10k.. This car will also be salvage title, and you can find decent 91 Diablos in the 60's...

 

[fookie]

If he can fix it properly, $55k is a good buy.

 

[NY-STRMTRPR]

Really depends on who this shop is and the quality.

And title designation is a big deal.

 

[WHAT'S NEXT?]

If he can fix it properly, $55k is a good buy.

I agree I haven't seen one cheaper than $80k. If it can be repaired nicely and the title is clear it's a no brainer.