1988 LAMBORGHINI Jalpa #JLA12410

1988 Jalpa
Chassis #JLA12410
Engine #

This car, one of the very last Jalpas produced, is presently owned by Andrew Balto of Maryland, USA.

Andrew Balto - "I am the second owner and I personally bought the car from the original owner. (Not from a dealer or broker!) I have owned the car for three years and have greatly enjoyed it! It has proven to be very reliable and has been on more than a few weekend trips (to both the mountains and the beach). The original owner did purchase the car new from Motorcoach Lamborghini in Maryland. I have the original window sticker and bill of sale. The car has always been garaged and very well kept."

Approximately 48,000 miles, riginal Alpine Stereo system (removable) with Boston Acoustic Speakers, Momo Shift knob, gorgeous tan leather interior, recent new tires, front brakes, plug wires, and more. Wheels were just professionally re-painted (cost of $700.00). Car was also professionally re-painted about in early 1999 (cost of over $6,000.00!). Everything works perfectly, but the car does need a new emergency brake cable.

	*Jalpa*		Last updated Jan 14, 2002
			1988 Jalpa Chassis #JLA12410 Engine # This car, one of the very last Jalpas produced, is presently owned by Andrew Balto of Maryland, USA. Andrew Balto - "I am the second owner and I personally bought the car from the original owner. (Not from a dealer or broker!) I have owned the car for three years and have greatly enjoyed it! It has proven to be very reliable and has been on more than a few weekend trips (to both the mountains and the beach). The original owner did purchase the car new from Motorcoach Lamborghini in Maryland. I have the original window sticker and bill of sale. The car has always been garaged and very well kept." Approximately 48,000 miles, riginal Alpine Stereo system (removable) with Boston Acoustic Speakers, Momo Shift knob, gorgeous tan leather interior, recent new tires, front brakes, plug wires, and more. Wheels were just professionally re-painted (cost of $700.00). Car was also professionally re-painted about in early 1999 (cost of over $6,000.00!). Everything works perfectly, but the car does need a new emergency brake cable.