1967 Lamborghini 400 GT 2 + 2 - Jay Leno's Garage 

This is a "real" Lamborghini to me. It is so elegant and classy. Look at the windshield, then the sideline, and then the tail - its perfect. I would pick it over a modern aventador any time. Modern labos are only agressive, this is pure elegance. Also the "low" 340 HP is still a lot, even today. and the "small" v12 sounds very nice. as jay said it is a touring car, you take that for a long trip and at the end you arrive not tired by a loud blaring exhaust.

This car looks more beautiful from the side than almost any automobile I’ve ever seen. Absolutely gorgeous.

I love this car, but I love Jack even more. I love the way he casually mentions that he painted the car in his garage! Hilarious. It looks beautiful!

This is one of my favorite cars Jay has ever featured. The owner is remarkable. Rebuilt the engine 5 times, rebuilt the transmission, re-painted the car himself…incredible. And now the car has over 250,000 miles on it. What a great story for just an incredible car!

Beautiful car....great to see an owner that drives and enjoys it too.

Jack's rebuild manual is fantastic. It's detailed, with photos and diagrams, and shows you how to rebuild the engine. And it's free to download as a pdf. Thanks, Jack - you're too cool.

That is such a _beautiful_ car. The way it sits, the body lines, the mirrors, the exhaust, the interior. All just simply gorgeous and elegant yet masculine at the same time. Absolute showstopper.

This 400 GT 2+2 is exactly what ferruccio set out for when he started his own car company. Also love that the owner, Jack, truly enjoys this car and is certainly impressive to have 250,000 miles on it.

I like John and how he stands and talks its pure old school. Just relaxing and very honest speaking. Hes like "ahhhh whatever"

"i did this [painted it] in my garage." that's a can-do guy.

the interior is so freakin cool, maybe the coolest I have ever seen

Very beautiful very impressive one of the best cars that Jay Leno has ever shown

Another fabulous Video featuring a CAR that Leonardo da Vinci might have built. Thank you Jay and congratulations to the generous owner of that OBJECT of ART. Truly, Jay searches the World to produce vídeos featuring the Mona Lisas, the Van Goghs, the Monets, etc, etc, of the CAR INDUSTRY.. In my view, these jewels are not overpriced. If we could go back in time, discussing the price of a painting with Degas, Matisse, Manet, Cezanne, and all the other genious, the conversation could go along the following lines: "Maitre, the canvas costed you 10 Francs, you paid 12 Francs for all the materials used here. Let's say that your time and talent are worth 400 hundred Francs. In sum, the total value of this painting may be 600 or 700 Francs, tops". And probably many painting going today for 100 million were purchased like that. I'm not implying that the Lamborghini featured in this vídeo is Worth the same as a Monet or a Van Gogh. Neverthless, One Million should be the fair Market Value for such a gorgeous, funcional and unique object of Art. Nowadays a Super Car Project can blossom, unfold largely resorting to Computers,Wind Tunnels, Aerodynamic Studies related to Jet Airplanes, etc. To a certain extent, the same applies to Paintings. Properly programmed, a Computer-generated painting can be produced encompassing traits and carachteristics of several Masters. Pay a nice sum of money, a handsome stipend to the Computer Programmer. But don't call him a Leonardo, a Rafael or a Monet.

250k and owned since 72 and maintained on that level. Could you get a better car owner?

I first saw one of these in a San Francisco show room in 1968 and it drove my aesthetics in cars ever since. I still think it is one of the most beautiful cars in the world.

best looking lambo ever!!

My father had one also and knew Jerry. We would tour together up to the Monterey vintage races and hang out with the Lamborghini Club. I would drive my Boss 302 most of the time. Dad has passed but he loved his Lambo!

Actually the improvement in motor oils in the last 15 years would most likely have reduced the rebuild intervals to about half of the five. Also he may be a stickler for new car performance and have rebuilt the motor more often than most owners. Thanks for this video Jay!

Beautiful car. I have never seen one of these before. I think it's great he drives it regularly & keeps it in great condition.

I personally find it mildly amusing to read the comments along the lines "well 5 engine rebuilds makes this much less impressive". To me it makes it all the more impressive, how many people would go through that work and effort and keep on fixing and driving their car. Especially when it would be more economical to just fix it and stow it away and watch the value rise. Best regards

It's BEAUTIFUL and it was his DAILY DRIVER!!

great owner, actually knows his car

That car is SIIIIICK!!! Freaking awesome.

Stunning car This is what a James Bond car aspires to be :)

that's the best looking Lamborghini ever...and its been driven , rebuilt , repainted ..makes it even more beautiful.

There is Nothing like driving a classic car around California. This 400 GT is beautiful, fun and fast up in the mountains.!! I put over 600,000 miles on many classic cars... a modified 1968 Pontiac GTO, 1990 Ferrari Mondial Cab, 1991 Z28 Convert in California, Nevada, Arizona and Utah.

A beautiful car. In the early 70's I saw my first 400 on a cool fall morning while camping at the race track at St. Jovite Quebec, Canada on a race weekend. There it was idling on the cool morning, the exhaust just a whisp of white over the dew covered grass. The car was navy blue and to this days one of the most impressive vehicles I have ever seen up close and personal. The guy who owned it was from New York. He told me he had a fanatical mechanic who put chalk marks on the carbs to make sure no one else adjusted the car. The car on Jays website is remarkable in that it has been driven, loved and appreciated for all this time. We tend to forget that anything built in the sixties was nowhere near as reliable as the most modest car built today. That is one beautiful car.

For me, it's either this Lamborghini 400 GT 2 + 2 or the 1967 Bizzarrini 5300 GT Strada. Thank you Jay and Jack!

that car is amazing

He painted it in his home, very nice !!

I find it funny that so many people are downing this man rebuilding his engine and tranny many times in the time that he's owned it. Yeah, it's a real shame that the fella has maintained his car so well. So that it doesn't rust, or wear out, or break down easily. This car isn't new. As a matter of fact, even NEW cars should be well maintained. And going around saying that your car has XXX,XXX miles on it and that it runs like new without any major work/ maintenance scare (example: transmission replacement/rebuild, burned up engine) can be summed up in two simple words: bull crap.

The fact that he drives the hell out of it like a regular daily driver makes it that much more appealing to me. 👍😎

Here and there I find myself picking my jaw up off the floor at the sight of a beautiful machine. This is another of those occasions; what an exquisite car.

Well one of the rebuilds was because of the unleaded petrol. and if you have opend it up to change the seats, you rebuild other parts, as you have torn it apart anyways. It might no be neccessary, but to maintain the value of such a classic you just do it. Also the owner is an enthusiast. so rebuilds it to keep it perfect. much better than let it sit and rot.

Such a beautiful car!

the license plate is awesome! "V12 TORO" which translates to "V12 BULL", that's a great touch right there lol.

Back when Lambo had class and style.

I love the fact he drives it, rebuilds it, then drives it even more.

Una scultura su quattro ruote!Non ho parole:)!

My dad was stationed in Naples Italy from 1976 to 1980... we had a Navy Commander neighbor who had a 67 400GT 2+2!!! Black with a beautiful tan interior... most awesome car ever!!!

Jay you don't miss a chance to take a shot at your guest if if they are not famous. We know you can make jokes but come on Mr Leno. Don't we all deserve the respect especially the quality of your shows. Folks will be enjoying your shows for generations to come. Keep up the good work Jay.

Beautiful!

"Nah i just stuck the shifter back in and kept goin'" Lmfao, He is a fucking boss.

400GT 2+2 -is the Best Lamborghini car model for me.

Beautiful car!

Man I would keep that forever too. Nice :)

Jack Riddell - you're a legend. Thanks for sharing your know how.

an older guy with lots of swag, respect

I absolutely adore classic Italian cars, if I ever get a collection like Jay, it will be 80% cars from this era.

Lambo fan since 1992. I have most the cars at my house.......diecast models. Ah, but a guy can dream of owning. Great looking car.

The sun never sets on a badass...

I hear you. My old toyota truck went 600,000 kms. The biggest repair, other than oil/filter and plugs, was 3 starter rebuilds. Finally the head gasket went at just above 600,000...

Jack is a true American hero.

How can ppl complain on Jay. the greatest guy in the whole world. Thats the greatest Lambo ever made imo.. :D

Absolutely fantastic. I love these individual cars with so much history and character. Great video!

Damn, crazy the value of this car back in 2012. My ex boss has one of these and it was valued at 1.8 million in 2018. Really a beautiful car in addition to it being the first automobile that lambo took from the track to the public roads.

Great one. Awesome to see someone enjoying their collectible classic as much as Jack does.

I adore this car. It is extra special.

THIS IS TO JAY. YOU ARE THE ONLY ONE THAT I'D LET DRIVE MY DB9 ASTON!!!

It is still original miles.They correctly rebuilt(rings,valve seats...) the motor and trans several times,as was normal. . ....the car itself has the miles...original wiring et al...Those talking this car down are ill informed . This is an original car with original motor.

That car grows on me. The more I look at it The better it looks.

Just love all the auto videos Jay -so informative and entertaining thank you

Front end looks like a 2nd generation corvette. Anyone else see it? If I were Jay I’d try to buy this beauty from that gent!!

I'd love to have a garage like this!

Jay you do the best car reviews of any I have seen. Please keep doing what you do.

It is so cool that a man like him can have a car like that. It is hard work to make it go. But he did it. jack is the BOSS

My dad and Jack were good friends and both had 400 GT 2+2. Sadly my dad passed several years ago but he loved his car. Had some good trips together to the vintage car races in the bay area. I would drive my Boss 302 and travel with my brother and friend. Dad made gasket kits for the Lambo's and also did a modification by using a single Jaguar V 12 electronic ignition to replace the dual ignition. Sweet driving car.

Great European styling. So much of the GT era. I see a lot of the Aston DB5 and Volvo P1800 in there. Always a pleasure to see something with a lot of care out on the road.

I would own this over a Ferrari any time. It always boggled my mind that the guys who could most afford to drive the exotic cars always kept them in a garage. When you have the money you can afford to fix whatever it is that would break down so if I was able to own one I would drive it every day.❗️🇺🇸

The side profile of this car is so incredibly pretty

Thanks Jack and Jay!

Now that is a well loved Lambo. Thanks for showing it to us.

Those tail pipes are real tail pipes. I can see why Herbie was jealous.

Great video with guys who know their stuff.

Wow, gorgeous car. Thanks for sharing that.

These comments are so hateful. Jay reviewed some police cars of the sixties and his guests and him stated that these are done and worn out by 70k miles. Reliable? You bet! Up to perhaps three of service. The last police units before the Chargers were the Crown vics. At 200~220k miles of abusethey were put to pasture after 6 to 8 years but some are being snatched up by taxi companies for more duty. F*cking reliable. Hells yeayy. You betcha!!!! Now this Lamborghini at 250k had five rebuilds during *50years* of dailying by the SAME owner. Still keep on keeping on. This is SPARTAAAA sorry I mean love and dedication.

My favorite video so far & I have watched lots of them

Such a pretty classy lambo 🥰

i love this show

I just LOVE how those vintage Italian V12 sound. They aren't too brutal and they hit the sweet tonal spot. Its like a 59' Les Paul through a cranked Marshall half stack.

Beautiful car...great exhaust note.

Another beautiful piece of art, thanks again jay

Great video Jay, you really pay attention to what the owner's say it really shows how passionate you really are about cars and their owners.

I saw a 400GT just the other day. Metallic blue, and on the road. I took some pictures of it as it was parked. What a beautiful statement to Lamborghini as a fine road car. Which prompted me to see what Jay had to say about it. ; )

Nice ride, fun show. Thanks, Jay!

That is one heckuva car right there.

Gorgeousness personified!!!

Not a big Lambo fan, but the exception to that is the 400GT iteration. One of the timeless classics. I think this body style holds up very well or even better to the Miura.

Thank you Jay! as always a good show,

5:09 Finished paying off his Lamborghini with the help of his credit union! Way to go Jack!

What a cool looking car thanks jay you always do a good job on showing everything about the car your the best bye far

Beautiful car. thanks a lot for taking the time to do these videos!

Love the car and the owner.

For years and year I thought these cars beautiful except for the headlights which I thought looked horrible. after learning more and more about them their looking better and better, what an awesome car.

It makes lovely sounds...

Man, those vintage Lambos and Ferraris make all the right noises.

what a beauty and a 67 too no less than awsome!

Beautiful car. A lot of cars from the '60s required frequent maintenance. My sister's '68 Impala required an engine overhaul at 90k. The brakes needed service about every 35k. New plugs, cap and rotor every year. We've become used to today's cars that need only minor service until 100k miles.

Highly deserved praise for the owner of this car for showing the rest of us "how its done". Owning a rare or exotic car is pointless unless you 'drive it!'

You find a 46 year old car that's that fast, stock, and that good, stock, that has done so many miles without rebuild. Short lifespan of parts is the price for excellence, but if you love your car, then it's no price at all.