Authentic 1978 Lamborghini Bull Shield
Item Details
- Seller: GmbH
- Location: Orange County, CA 92691
- Lot #: M-0021801-DT
Available for auction is an authentic Lamborghini shield. This rare Lamborghini shield measures 28" x 23 1/4" x 1 1/4" and weighs 18lbs. An engraving on the back reads "Lamborghini Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A Sant' Agata Bolognese 1978."
In the early sixties, Ferruccio Lamborghini spent time with Don Eduardo Miura, a breeder for Spanish fighting bulls in Sevilla. Ferruccio was so inspired and impressed by these animals’ power, stability, and determination, that he decided the raging bull should be his car brand's logo. Though the inspiration for Lamborghini's logo was taken from fighting bulls, it was only partial. The other half was rumored to have been inspired by the founder's zodiac sign, Taurus (bull).
Whether you're a Lamborghini aficionado or an enthusiast of vintage automobilia, this rare dealer-only Lamborghini sign would make an excellent addition to your garage or collection space. The buyer is responsible for shipping, handling, and fees.
Auction Results
- Sold for: $2,300
- Auction End: Sep 30, 2022 01:44:38AM UTC
- Number of Offers: 2
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@SimonSays Hi,
I just returned from vacation. It is made of solid aluminum. The holes have threads. Thank you
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What materials is the shield made of?
Are the holes on the corners threaded? Trying to see how best to mount this.