My 1972 Lamborghini Jarama - not driven since 1975.

This car was the property of the late race Mechanic Heinz Werner Bade from 1975 to 2017 when he passed away. It was off the road all those years due to a mechanical defect. I think it was related to the distributor as that is the only part that is missing on the car. When you see the pricetag on such a distributor it actually explains a lot...
I like that the car is so original and I do not want to spoil it so my plan is to keep it as it is.
Heinz Bade was the wizardly engineer for the unstoppable “King Carrera” Jennings all the way back to the 1959 SCCA racing season with the 1958 Carrera GT Speedster. Unstoppable? Imagine 26 wins in 1960. Ground-breaking engineering and superb driving led to over 300 trophies through the career of “King Carrera”.
Heinz attended to the Formula One cars of Sir Stirling Moss during the 1960 and 1961 seasons.
Music by white-lilac-weisser-flieder-143111
and Yumenoma: a Winter Romance.

[@markslowen1411]

Love it - we had one in 1979 bronze colour - amazing car ❤

[@2098elk]

My favorite Lambo. Dad owned a 400GT for many years and he loved it.

[@fraserwright9482]

It's weird to have a time capsule car. I had an old guy come up to me as I was getting in friends VW T3 Ghia in Masterson in NZ "I've got one of those, same colour too!" I gave him my number and told me to call next time I was in town. Sure enough same colour combination and a year earlier. He had not driven it due to his knee. But did not want to sell it. It took 4 years to buy it, just coffee when I dropped by, more photos, more stories. He wanted his daughter to have it, as it was her wedding car in '76. It was a demonstration car so lots of accessories and things people threw away. The only issue was the A-pillar was burnt where he held his cigarette as the vent window took the smoke out. Love the Jarama and I would like to hear about your "Beater" one

[@chesswizard31]

Nice, a real Lamborghini. From the genuine era.

[@tirebiter1680]

That was one of the best cars Marcello Ghandini designed for Lamborghini.

[@TheJensenInterceptor]

Thank you so much, sorry but the music covered your voice so I was not able to hear you so well.

[@roverwaters3875]

you need an AM V8 from the period to complete the trifecta