i don't know if this is the "one" that you are refering to. but i know this one came from cali and i know a tree fell on it. it was listed on copart and then removed from auction before it went to sale because a friend of mine bought it. ive looked on ebay and my worry is that i have seen other 04 G's sell for 77k with 40k miles and another one that sold for about 83k both with clean titles. clearly this one will be worth less because of the salvage title. but im wondering how much less. i am in the car business and deal with salvage titles everday, however im not an expert when it comes to lambo's. i would like to know what this car should sell for now and what it should sell for repaired with a salvage title. thanks

I f you end up buying it I have a quarter panel here and I think a used tail lamp just FYI

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This is the one I'm referring too...
Victims of the Wind: A Lamborghini in Eagle Rock, Historic Tree in Los Feliz, Americana Christmas - CurbedWire - Curbed LA

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I think I would pony up and pay the extra 20 k for a clean title car. When comes time to sell, it will be much less headache.

Only way I would get that car is if it was priced to good to be true like 50k . By the time you pay for the repairs you gonna be pretty close to wholesale value on a clean title car. I think 69k is to high for that.

> Victims of the Wind: A Lamborghini in Eagle Rock, Historic Tree in Los Feliz, Americana Christmas - CurbedWire - Curbed LA

Yep, that's the car.

CA license plate "TOP LOVR"

probably didn't have "TOPL OVR" in mind when getting that plate, though

Since it ended up with a salvage title, damage probably wasn't just minor...

^absolutely. 69K is ridiculous for a branded title.
$50K and you may break even whenever it is resold. A member here has been trying to sell his Diablo SV for an eternity on a salvage title for $50K and it will not sell.

Yeah I remember that guy selling that car. Wonder if he ever sold that thing.

^Nope, still for sale.

+1. The price including the cost of repairs should be at least a good 20% below market rate in order to justify the resale loss on the salvage title. 70k is way too high.

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