Inside Griot's Garage: 1968 Lamborghini Islero Review, Restoration & Design
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Richard Griot talks about his favorite car, a 1968 Lamborghini Islero. He points out some of his favorite details of the car as well as how it was restored and what it's like to drive.
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Ive always loved the islero. Pretty underrated and much better looking than the 400gt it replaced in my opinion. Such a fine example you have!
The most beautiful Lamborghini ever made but it needs a brighter color to show it's elegant lines. Thank you for the video
Saw a beautiful green-gold one at Paris Retro. Sounds odd but was stunning.
My favourite Lamborghini of all time, stunning
Thank you! It's a favorite around here as well
What a gorgeous car and color combo. I'd be scared to even breathe on it, but anyway....
I’ve never seen one in black before. It looks awesome!
Just about the coolest car ever, subtle looks, seriously rare, a 4 litre V12 and that name.
the quality of this paint job is beyond words, beautiful car with that filigree light roof. Compared to that, most modern cars just look like tanks.
Have only seen two in person. Beautiful coachwork.
Fantastic italian car over the world.
My dad had a 1968 400GT 2+2 for many years. He loved that car. I note you didn't comment on the "rear seat" leg room. Really wasn't a 2+2 but a two seater.
"VERY unique" that the rear window meets the trunk? My 1967 Dodge Dart has the same feature... one year earlier. DODGE DART.
BTW, the interior color is called "Tobacco". Not "Mustardy-Clay".
Stunning car but if that does 300km/h I'll eat my hat !! There is no way that car would get close.
Roger Moore’s doppelgänger drove one of these in The Man Who Haunted Himself. Beautiful car and has aged gracefully
yes that is where i first saw one. it took a long time to figure out what it was. it does look great in silver..
that whole place is spotless! what must it take to maintain that...