Countach, the ultimate supercar

yes, a nice feature!

for them that did not know 1034 was one of .....10?....countach owned by Joe in his long-life lambo love affair

 

this nice, very original, 20k kms DD anni just sold in Italy in a very quick sale

car has a rare and nice red-black interior, optional correct anni wing and a new SS tubi on ( that is a nice option ...but i like the old ANSA better on countach)

as a reference for the guys asking for current countach values the car sold around 110k euro, including a set of new tyres. ...that looks to me a nice deal given the very good overall conditions of the car
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The 25th engine bay looks nice, but with those water tubes it's a lot harder to take the alternator out compared to the QV.

 

I was just thinking the same thing! EVERYTHING has to come out

 

Your overstating it a bit. Ive only owned 9 Countachs.

 

I think i have to fix it.... there was just ONE single roof left in the factory when they built this car.. OR it was to cool down the doctor who bought the car, he was already waiting 2 years for his car!!!

 

Thanks for posting Emilio, the mirrors you gave me are looking great on the car!! This car looks SOOOO good from every angle!! I just can't stop looking at it..

 

owned 9 sold 99

 

$147,000.00 US...still is'nt bad for an Anniversary in this climate.

 

True, but that is a DD car not the FI car that many seem to be asking 135 U.S for. It should be worth at least that.

 

I know a german 25th, black on black with wing and sports seats for less than 100k Euro, the car runs perfect, got my ignition box and was driven frequently.

This black/red 25th had a very good price too and looks very well.

 

Joe,
go for n° 10, it is a round number and sounds better

 

funny enough lamborghini did not learned much from this experience...try taking an alternator out in a late diablo

 

looks a really good deal

 

Why should they learn? The customer is paying these additional hours, like japanese cars, engineered to be built fast but a nightmare to service.

I think I need only half an hour to take the alternator out.

 

serie uno cars in the rising sun land
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in the 6.0?

 

Of course in a DD QV..., 25th looks already a lot harder.

 

i agree...at 30 minutes for a 6.0's you would have been on the top 3 lambo mecanics in the world

 

the famous early 500S with campagnolo wheels and 5S badge
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that blue one in post 2816 looks oh so good!!!!!!!!


doug

 

There was a time when collectors in the U.S. and Europe dropped the ball and while no one was watching
Japan started buying up many older and significant Countachs.

 

there are really many lambo collectors in Japan and i can tell you they really started early to take the "good" countach home...when the car collectors in Europe were almost indifferent to these cars
congrats to them for this

i had the pleasure to meet some entusiats from Japan and they were at least as passionate as me for the lambo brand and often knew these cars more than i do

 

yep I agree. On the 40th trip, I met several japanese lambo enthusiasts and they were very passionate about these cars. I subscribe to japanese magazine call rosso and genroq. each one highlights lambo enthusiasts.

 

Yes, but it would be nice if some of them would join discussions here,
so we could learn from them as well. I only know of one so far, and it looks like he
really knows a lot about Lamborghini's indeed.

Best regards,
Marcel