1968 Lamborghini 400GT 2+2

Among the most refined and technically advanced grand touring automobiles of the 1960s, this 1967 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2, chassis number 0925, represents one of just 247 examples produced between 1966 and 1968. Production number 124, it was completed in elegant Grigio Argento over Nero and delivered new to Monzeglio of Torino, Italy, on 31 March 1967. Documented in the International Lamborghini Registry and retaining its matching-numbers 4.0-liter V-12 engine (No. 0887), the car exemplifies Ferruccio Lamborghini’s vision of combining effortless high-speed performance with exceptional comfort and sophistication. Factory-equipped with desirable features including power windows and a Blaupunkt radio, it remains a compelling expression of the marque’s formative years.
 

Introduced at the 1966 Geneva Motor Show, the 400 GT 2+2 evolved Lamborghini’s groundbreaking 350 GT into a more practical and capable grand tourer. Beneath Touring’s graceful Superleggera coachwork lay a masterpiece of Italian engineering, pairing Giotto Bizzarrini’s magnificent quad-cam V-12 with a chassis developed under the direction of Gianpaolo Dallara. The result was a four-seat GT capable of matching the finest offerings from Ferrari, Maserati, and Aston Martin while delivering an unmistakably Lamborghini character. Finished today in striking Rosso over its original Nero leather interior, this example remains exceptionally well presented and offers the rare opportunity to enjoy one of Sant’Agata’s earliest and most charismatic production models.
 

Benefitting from known ownership history dating back to its original delivery, the car is believed to have had only four owners from new, including noted Lamborghini enthusiast and collector Timothy Mathile of Cincinnati, Ohio. Its history includes concours success at Meadow Brook, EyesOn Design, Bay Harbor, and Italian Happening, reflecting years of careful stewardship and maintenance. Most recently, the 400 GT received a 2026 inspection, tune-up, and detailing, ensuring it remains highly sorted and ready for continued enjoyment. Whether preserved in its attractive current presentation or returned to its original Grigio Argento livery, this matching-numbers Lamborghini stands as a rare and desirable example of the company’s first true four-seat grand tourer.

• Matching-numbers example; chassis no. 0925, engine no. 0887
• One of only 247 Lamborghini 400 GT 2+2s produced between 1966 and 1968
• Production number 124; delivered new to Monzeglio of Torino, Italy on 31 March 1967
• Documented in the International Lamborghini Registry
• Originally finished in Grigio Argento over Nero; today presented in striking Rosso over black leather
• Factory-equipped with power windows and Blaupunkt radio
• Powered by Lamborghini's celebrated 4.0-liter quad-cam V-12 designed by Giotto Bizzarrini
• Touring Superleggera coachwork over a chassis developed under Gianpaolo Dallara
• Believed to have had only four owners from new
• Long-term ownership by noted Lamborghini enthusiast and collector Timothy Mathile
• Concours-winning example, including honors at Meadow Brook, EyesOn Design, Bay Harbor, and Italian Happening
• Well-maintained and highly sorted throughout its recent stewardship
• Benefitted from a 2026 inspection, tune-up, and detailing
• Eligible for premier touring, concours, and marque events worldwide
• An exceptional example of Lamborghini's first true four-seat grand tourer

• Collection of documents and records

This 400 GT 2+2 benefits from a well-documented ownership history beginning with its delivery to Monzeglio of Torino, Italy, on 31 March 1967. Believed to have had only four owners from new, the car later resided in Michigan with Karl-Heinz Bekenmeier and Chris Neuhouser before joining the distinguished collection of noted Lamborghini enthusiast Timothy Mathile of Cincinnati, Ohio, whose long-term stewardship included careful maintenance and preservation.