Lamborghini 400 GT Monza

The Lamborghini 400 GT Monza was a one-off two-seater gran turismo, built in 1966 on a 350 GT chassis, number 01030, with a 400 GT V12 engine. The shop of Neri and Bonacini, who had built the chassis of the first prototype Lamborghini, hand built its aluminium body, a distinctive fastback with a long hood and Kamm tail, a roll bar integrated into a very thick C-pillar and a very low raked windshield. It was possibly built for an American client to race at Le Mans, but homologation problems kept it from ever racing. A wealthy Spaniard bought it at the 1967 Barcelona Motor Show, and Bonhams sold it in London in December 2005 for 177,500 pounds.