Six unique Lamborghinis from the Roy Cats collection are set to cross the block at Mecum Auctions’ sale in Seattle auction June 5-6, adding some Italian supercar luster to an auction that already includes the John Wickey collection of American muscle cars.
The mid-engine V12-powered Lambos range from 1989 with an ultra-exotic Countach in 25th anniversary edition livery to a 2010 Murcielago with custom upgrades, as well as a rare 2009 Murcielago roadster loaded with extras.
2009 Murcielago LP640 roadsterThe special-order, one-owner 2009 Murcielago LP640 roadster came with factory options that added up to an original MSRP of more than $441,000. This car came with the E-Gear semiautomatic transmission backing its 6.5-liter 631-horsepower V12 engine.
Performance enhancements include a carbon-fiber engine brace, carbon-ceramic brakes with yellow-painted calipers, aftermarket exhaust and a carbon-fiber rear wing. The interior consists of black leather with yellow stitching, and carbon-fiber accents dominate throughout the interior. This car comes with up-to-date servicing and records, and a copy of the original window sticker showing the long list of factory-installed options, a car cover, seat covers, two keys, driving gloves and owner’s manuals.
2010 Lamborghini Murcielago SVA 2010 Lamborghini Murcielago SV finished in Nero Alderbaran over a Nero Super Veloce interior with yellow stitching, is number 300 of 350 built, and one of just 42 for the U.S. market. The interior is full of SV-specific alcantara, leather, and carbon-fiber accents making up the steering wheel, E-Gear shift paddles, console, gauge pod and seat frames, and yellow-painted calipers for the carbon-fiber disc brakes.
In addition to a recent 7,500-mile service and new clutch, this 2010 SV has a new Kreissieg custom exhaust system with remote on/off control and a self-healing XPEL clear bra covering the entire car.
A 25th Anniversary edition 1989 Lamborghini Countach also will be auctioned, one of 658 produced worldwide and one of 187 built for the North American market. An extensive engine-out service was completed this year.
2001 Lamborghini Diablo VTAlso in the collection is a 2001 Lamborghini Diablo VT, which is offered with 26,741 miles, finished in Giallo Orion, pearl yellow, with a black rear spoiler and painted alloy wheels. The car recently received a major engine-out service by an authorized Lamborghini Service center, and rides on new Pirelli P-Zero tires. The black leather interior features yellow accents, and a carbon-fiber trim package.
1992 Lamborghini DiabloFinished in black with a black-leather cockpit trimmed with red, the 1992 Lamborghini Diablo features a rear wing, SV wheels with black-painted centers wrapped in Pirelli P-Zero rubber, tinted tail lights, and gold-painted brake calipers. The car recently received a major service.
Also up for sale is a 1999 Lamborghini Diablo VT Roadster with special-order titanium silver metallic paint, which is matched with a black leather interior. This car features the mid-mounted V12 with five-speed manual transmission, hydraulic front lift system for ramp clearance, and an aftermarket exhaust system.
For more information about Mecum’s Seattle sale, see the auction website.
Exelent.
To see these beautys would be on my bucket list