
During the late Nineties, a rather special Urraco was offered for sale, this car dated from 1974, but the bodywork looked like the later Silhouette, but without the targa-roof configuration.
Nothing much is known about this specific Lamborghini, only that is was based on a P250 Urraco, the original 2.5-Liter engine was however replaced by the more reliable chain-driven 3-Liter unit from a crashed P300. The most obvious changes are however to the bodywork, a full Silhouette look alike was created from sheet steel panels, the box-shaped wheel extensions and the deep chin spoiler looked almost identical to those used on the rare Silhouette.
Also much wider wheels were mounted, especially at the rear, surprisingly enough these were 'traditional' five-spoke wheels instead of the much nicer but very hard to find five-hole Silhouette type wheels. To finish off the exterior modifications a big Countach-style rear wing appeared at the rear.
Status Design tuning kit for Lamborghini Murciélago
Tuning studio Status Design in association with BF-Performance realized the new Lamborghini Murciélago project.
(added on September 22. 2010)
The 1997 GT1 evolution of the Affolter tuning package for the Lamborghini Diablo ...
(added on January 11. 2010)
A very impressive tuning package from the people behind Vielside
(added on December 15. 2008)
A one of a kind Lamborghini tuned by Hermidas Atabeyki ...
(added on April 29. 2007)
Lamborghini at the International Tuning Salon
Our review on the International Tuning Salon in Belgium, where a stunning, yellow Murciélago LP640 tuned by Hamann could be admired.
(added on November 10. 2008)
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