
Automobili Lamborghini SpA asked Bertone to design the new 'small' Lamborghini, the V-8 powered Urraco. The Bertone design studio came up with two rather similar looking running prototypes, the first used a strange headlight configuration while the second was more conventional with pop-up headlights and a small integrated rear spoiler and a big air extractor in the front hood.
But Ferruccio decided to have a third prototype designed, also at Bertone but now by Marcello Gandini, this final prototype was further developed into the P250 Urraco production car.
Minor changes were made to this third approved prototype, the pop-up headlight units were moved further forward on the fenders on the production cars. However this prototype was later used by Bob Wallace to make his Urraco Rallye special.
One of the first prototypes was later used by Ferrari as their 308 GTB Dino car, a direct competitor for the Urraco.
A very nice replica of the one and only Lamborghini Urraco Rally, or Bob Wallace special, has been created from the ground up in the UK
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We take a look at a very special and highly customized Lamborghini Urraco P250
(added on March 30. 2001)
The Urraco P300 was intended to boost sales of the V8 Lamborghini, with additional power and a more reliable engine.
(added on December 24. 2010)
Another Bob Wallace special, now based on the V8 Urraco ...
(added on November 18. 2005)
A small displacement of only 2 liter for the Urraco P200 made it perfect for the Italian market in the Seventies
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