Countach owners "must have" pictures

Last pic looks like a blown engine?

 

maybe, but it's very impressive: i like it!

 

Anymore photos of the triple white S1? Spectacular!

 

+1 100%

 

I think thats a simulated image as opposed to a photo.

 

Its amazing how white/white has come back in vogue 20 plus years later. Pretty cool!

FWIW, the white/white car with the 'Bravo' wheels is a late S3, chassis no. 1121400, originally white with dark blue interior, wearing replica Bravos painted white.

 

if i had money, i would buy this one, but black. And then i would put inside my 5000S engine...

Low bodies are better looking in the side view.

A scan from the N.1 overall Countach book, that is Jean-Marc Borel "Lamborghini Countach", ed. Grafiche Toschi & C, Modena, Italy

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i have to say it does looks good with the white bravos

 

i admit when i had the S1 i had some thoughts about buyng a DD engine...it would have been a bad countach ...but honestly too rare to bastardize it

 

Ahhh, still looks great though! Triple white has always been my fav. I remember a CT calendar I had way back when that had a few pictures of with a white/white car with red tinted windows, a CT police car, along with a few other cars that would be "silly" now, but the coolest thing ever back then...

 

Thats 1121026, ex-Armin Johl, now resident with Kazu O in Japan.

 

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Joe,

This car is in Arizona, correct?

Geno

 

Indeed, as far as I am aware.

 

any more pics of that s3?

 

A very nice car,
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It's an S3 lowered in the front to look more like a low body. It was between that car at $200K owned by a very nice guy and the low milage red DD I decided on. Thoughts?

Geno

 

I think you did good.

 

Triple white is very cool. The lower rocker looks like it may have kissed a lift or two.

Brian

 

White on white was always my favorite Countach combo. My own experience was in trying to keep the interior as white as the exterior. The slight discoloration was noticeable when the doors were up.

On a sunny day, you needed sunglasses to prevent going "snow blind."

Beautiful.

 

thanks to Redlambo for the fantastic LP500 Prototipe pictures with (the even better) cover girl and Joe for the LP400 burnout picture.

Here you are a must have video and soundtrack: Countach, by Labtracks, original mix.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmp3aZj2WrA[/ame]

https://soundcloud.com/labtracks


ciao

 

Geno
i am partial to the 400 and 400S cars

this car looks nice but there are few things that comes to my mind:
- were the original campagnolo dish rims included in the deal? (they make a bit difference since a complete set is hard to find today)
- the wing looks for a later model...i do not see the holes so it looks a 5000S one (probably added at a second time)

we have a not original interior color and ( as someone already said ) from the rockers the car looks to have kissed a lift or two and to have been repainted

then the bravos...if they would be original the car could command a premium but i read they are repros

i think you got a nice countach...the S3 was a good alternative but it probably needed few $ here and there to be 100% original-correct

 

The Arizona car in question... is this an S3?
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Emilio agreed, however the owner keeps all his cars to a very high standard. It did have an original set of wheels. The blue interior was redone in white. I am sure I would of been happy with the car. At the time the price seemed a bit high for a S3 @$200K.

Geno