This Urraco is a rare P250 S version boasting a full leather interior, power windows, air conditioning, and larger Weber carburettors. An early example from the model’s first year of production, it was delivered new through S.E.A. in Rome to its first owner, finished exactly as you see it today in silver over a blue leather interior. The last owner’s grandfather bought the car in Rome thirty-one years ago when he was living in the city, and took the car home to Sweden with him when he moved back. The car was later bequeathed to his grandson, who sold the Urraco to the consignor.

In 1996, the engine was completely overhauled at the Lamborghini factory, having been driven some 48,868 km, and the invoice for this service is on file. Today, the car has been driven nearly 61,000 km from new, some 12,000 km of which was after this engine rebuild.

Today, the car presents in very good condition, and even still sports its original interior with beautiful patina. Last year, it was fully repainted and some minor bodywork was performed at a cost of €13,685 and the consignor states that no rust has been found. Furthermore, it has received a recent mechanical service where the brake callipers were overhauled.