1962 Lamborghini 2R Tractor

This 1962 Lamborghini 2R tractor was refurbished in Italy before being acquired by the selling dealer and imported to the US in 2022. The tractor is finished in blue and orange, and power comes from a 2,193cc air-cooled three-cylinder diesel mated to a dual-range four-speed manual transmission and a rear portal axle. Equipment includes a spring-mounted steel seat, a fender-mounted toolbox, dual rear power take-off shafts, rear half fenders, a three-point hitch, headlights, taillights, and a rear work light. This Lamborghini tractor is offered by the selling dealer in Livonia, Michigan, with refurbishment photos and a bill of sale.

The engine cover and wheels were refinished in orange under prior ownership, while the running gear and fenders were repainted blue. Details include headlights with guards, taillights, a rear work light, rear half fenders, Lamborghini badging, and 2R decals on the engine cover.

The orange-finished steel wheels feature blue hubs and are mounted with 5.50-16 front and 11.2-28 rear BKT agricultural tires. Stopping power is provided by rear drum brakes.

The operator’s station features an orange-painted steel seat with the Lamborghini script stamped across the back. A Lamborghini-branded toolbox is mounted on the left, and controls consist of a hand throttle, shifter, power take-off selector, clutch pedal, and independent brake pedals for the rear wheels.

The three-spoke steering wheel sits ahead of a painted dash panel that houses an oil pressure gauge and a Lamborghini-branded reverse-sweep tachometer. The hour meter shows less than one hour of runtime, and total operating hours are unknown.

The air-cooled 2,193cc three-cylinder diesel was factory rated at 39 horsepower and is equipped with Bosch fuel injection. Power is sent to the rear wheels through a four-speed dual-range manual transmission and a portal axle.

The tractor is equipped with dual rear power take-off shafts and a hydraulically lifted three-point hitch.

The chassis tag shows the engine type, engine number, and peak horsepower.

Photos taken during various stages of refurbishment work are presented in the gallery below.