Video Lamborghini Espada CHD Edition de 1968, un Rat Rod único a la venta
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cybermad
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Aquí lo tienen a la venta, 200-250K $ 
https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0120-397440/1968-lamborghini-espada-chd-edition/
1968 LAMBORGHINI ESPADA CHD EDITION
Built by Danton Art Kustoms in France STAR
ESTIMATE
$200,000 - $250,000
HIGHLIGHTS
Of course, Ferruccio also wanted this new, proper coupe to achieve speeds of 150 MPH, but that was just Ferruccio being Ferruccio. Introduced in 1968, the Espada enjoyed a 10-year production run, the final car rolling out of Sant’Agata in 1978 with some 1,200 built.
The styling was controversial, a sort of love it-hate it design, something Lamborghini was already familiar with. He said long ago that they were not in the business of building cars for everyone, just a select few.
The same can be said for Danton Art Kustoms in France, who reimagined what an Espada could look and act like by working with CHD Editions and Carrosserie Hervé to build an Espada that would be unlike any other Lamborghini ever seen.
Built to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Lamborghini Espada in 2018, it is the first ever Fabio Lamborghini-inspired Rat Rod and was custom built using an original Espada body and chassis.
Powered by the 3.9L Lamborghini V-12, the body and interior have been extensively modified for a much more rebellious look and flair. Drawings led to digital models of the concept, and the idea was to maintain the original Espada lines but incorporate modern Lamborghini design cues, like the side scoops from the Reventon.
Rivets were exposed and support trusses were used as styling elements, a satin gray paint applied to the body.
Custom G67 RUMI wheels by Govad Forged Wheels in Toronto, Canada, were shod with modern Michelin tires, giving the car an appearance much more in tune with a Hot Rod rather than a supercar. It measures 8.2-feet wide, potentially lending it a tremendous ride and handling characteristic over the original.
The custom seats and interior components were custom fabricated by Danton; even a custom name badge replaces the original with a sticker incorporating a Matador’s sword. This is certainly a one-of-a-kind Espada reworked as mobile art: controversial, much like the original.
https://www.mecum.com/lots/FL0120-397440/1968-lamborghini-espada-chd-edition/1968 LAMBORGHINI ESPADA CHD EDITION
Built by Danton Art Kustoms in France STAR
ESTIMATE
$200,000 - $250,000
HIGHLIGHTS
- Custom Rat Rod built by Danton Art Kustoms in France in 2018
- Built to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Lamborghini Espada
- Approximately 1,200 produced between 1968-1978
- The first ever Fabio Lamborghini-inspired Rat Rod
- Custom build with original Lamborghini body and chassis
- Original V-12 Espada engine
- 8.2 feet wide
- Lamborghini Reventon side scoops
- Custom seats and interior components fabricated by Danton
- Name badge replaced with custom sticker incorporating a Matador's sword
- Custom G67 RUMI wheels courtesy of Govad Forged Wheels in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- To be sold with U.S. title
Of course, Ferruccio also wanted this new, proper coupe to achieve speeds of 150 MPH, but that was just Ferruccio being Ferruccio. Introduced in 1968, the Espada enjoyed a 10-year production run, the final car rolling out of Sant’Agata in 1978 with some 1,200 built.
The styling was controversial, a sort of love it-hate it design, something Lamborghini was already familiar with. He said long ago that they were not in the business of building cars for everyone, just a select few.
The same can be said for Danton Art Kustoms in France, who reimagined what an Espada could look and act like by working with CHD Editions and Carrosserie Hervé to build an Espada that would be unlike any other Lamborghini ever seen.
Built to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Lamborghini Espada in 2018, it is the first ever Fabio Lamborghini-inspired Rat Rod and was custom built using an original Espada body and chassis.
Powered by the 3.9L Lamborghini V-12, the body and interior have been extensively modified for a much more rebellious look and flair. Drawings led to digital models of the concept, and the idea was to maintain the original Espada lines but incorporate modern Lamborghini design cues, like the side scoops from the Reventon.
Rivets were exposed and support trusses were used as styling elements, a satin gray paint applied to the body.
Custom G67 RUMI wheels by Govad Forged Wheels in Toronto, Canada, were shod with modern Michelin tires, giving the car an appearance much more in tune with a Hot Rod rather than a supercar. It measures 8.2-feet wide, potentially lending it a tremendous ride and handling characteristic over the original.
The custom seats and interior components were custom fabricated by Danton; even a custom name badge replaces the original with a sticker incorporating a Matador’s sword. This is certainly a one-of-a-kind Espada reworked as mobile art: controversial, much like the original.
Y yo pobre 
bua muy práctico no tiene que ser .pero macarra...
cybermad
Clan Leader
Ya te digo, es heavy metal
yo me quejo de que al sol con los asientos de cuero se me quema el culo, pero con estos además de quemarte te puedes degollar con los reposacabezas, quién dijo miedo 
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