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The following pictures were provided by Uno Junghans and are a chronicle of his

adventures in buying and transporting three Lamborghini Isleros from Switzerland to Denmark.


 

Islero 6165 in the garage awaiting rescue!

Islero 6165 and 6399 on the Trailer.

Interior shot of number 6165.

Number 6165 is on the trailer.

Islero 6165 on the ground.

Isleros 6399 and 6165 on the ground.

Interior view of number 6399. Lots of work here!

Numaber 6399 from the back.

Number 6399 with seats on the car.

Number 6399 with (probably) 6471 rear quarter.

Body from number 6582 and rear quarters of 6655 and 6471

Number 6582 loaded on the truck.

Number 6582 being unloaded.

Unloading 6582 - slow process indeed.

Number 6582 finally unloaded from the trailer.

All the cars are finally loaded and ready for transport.

Loaded and ready to begin the drive to Denmark.

The body shell of Islero number 6582.

Crossing the border into Germany.

Cylinder liners from engine number 50196.

Dreaming about driving down the road (future dreams).

Engine - probably from number 6655.

Engine bay of number 6165.

Another shot of the engine bay in 6165.

This is the engine bay from number 6399.

Another engine shot from number 6399.

Engine bay from 6582.

Engine block number 50196 from Islero 6582.

More parts from engine 50196.

Gearboxes and doors for 6655.

Back home in Denmark with typical February weather.

Interior view from number 6582.

Islero bus stop - ready to unload.

Loading the van with miscellaneous pieces and parts.

Continuing to load the van.

The poor van is almost stuffed full of Lambo parts.

Uno looks forward to a LOT of work.

Loose parts in boxes.

More of the loose parts.

And more loose parts again.

On the ferry from Germany to Denmark.

Some rear end parts in a box.

The wheel rims from Islero 6582.

The seats from number 6394 - not bad.

Cars parked while we get some sleep between Switzerland and Germany.

Our stopover point for some much needed rest.

A box full of suspension parts.

Unloading the packed van from the trailer.

The body work is nearly completed. This is quality workmanship.

More examples of the early sheet metal work.

John T. and Uno with Islero on the lift in the background.

Another view of the rear fender work.