Gallardo Nera Pt 2 pics
Discussion
Hi guys,
Following the recent pics i posted of the Nera I went back yesterday with the digital camera to get some better pics.
On first impression it's hard to notice the two tone paint job which is due to the bright showroom lighting and to be honest doesn't do much for the G, but I'm sure it would be a different case outside.
It was production number 184/185 and the interior is simply stunning!
Blurb from LL:
"What differentiates this Gallardo from all others is primarily its color scheme. Painted in Nero Noctis (Nero Serapis in Europe), with side mirrors housings, rear spoiler, select body panels front and rear, roof, door sills, rear apron and Calisto wheels all matte black. The interior is black and white: Nero Perseus and Bianco Polar with white piping and top-stitching to contrast."
There was also this plush yellow G:
Thanks for looking
Following the recent pics i posted of the Nera I went back yesterday with the digital camera to get some better pics.
On first impression it's hard to notice the two tone paint job which is due to the bright showroom lighting and to be honest doesn't do much for the G, but I'm sure it would be a different case outside.
It was production number 184/185 and the interior is simply stunning!
Blurb from LL:
"What differentiates this Gallardo from all others is primarily its color scheme. Painted in Nero Noctis (Nero Serapis in Europe), with side mirrors housings, rear spoiler, select body panels front and rear, roof, door sills, rear apron and Calisto wheels all matte black. The interior is black and white: Nero Perseus and Bianco Polar with white piping and top-stitching to contrast."
There was also this plush yellow G:
Thanks for looking
athorby said:
Hi guys,
Following the recent pics i posted of the Nera I went back yesterday with the digital camera to get some better pics.
On first impression it's hard to notice the two tone paint job which is due to the bright showroom lighting and to be honest doesn't do much for the G, but I'm sure it would be a different case outside.
It was production number 184/185 and the interior is simply stunning!
Blurb from LL:
"What differentiates this Gallardo from all others is primarily its color scheme. Painted in Nero Noctis (Nero Serapis in Europe), with side mirrors housings, rear spoiler, select body panels front and rear, roof, door sills, rear apron and Calisto wheels all matte black. The interior is black and white: Nero Perseus and Bianco Polar with white piping and top-stitching to contrast."
Thanks for looking
Following the recent pics i posted of the Nera I went back yesterday with the digital camera to get some better pics.
On first impression it's hard to notice the two tone paint job which is due to the bright showroom lighting and to be honest doesn't do much for the G, but I'm sure it would be a different case outside.
It was production number 184/185 and the interior is simply stunning!
Blurb from LL:
"What differentiates this Gallardo from all others is primarily its color scheme. Painted in Nero Noctis (Nero Serapis in Europe), with side mirrors housings, rear spoiler, select body panels front and rear, roof, door sills, rear apron and Calisto wheels all matte black. The interior is black and white: Nero Perseus and Bianco Polar with white piping and top-stitching to contrast."
Thanks for looking
MY GOD
that is incredible!!I didn't realise it was like that!
That is gorgeous!
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