Countach, the ultimate supercar

Photo's distorted somehow perhaps? The cars lines at the rear look funny.

 

wow great color on a rear car,

 

Indeed. It is only a photo of an original photograph that was laying curvy on a desk.
I still couldn't get the original photograph for a good scan. Someday, hopefully.

 

Another low-quality pic...
Better than nothing.
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Awesome to see the original Countach in such a rad colour combination. I think you can tell a car's truly exotic when almost any colour mates with its shape nicely. Purples, dark metallic greens, gold, lighter blues and dare I say it, even brown - all look amazing on the Countach.

"Ohhhhh, Countach...!" indeed.

 

Just an info : I'll offer for sale soon a part of my remaining vintage Lambo parts on the FerrariAds section.
For the one potentially interested - just have a look...

 

What a perfect stablemate (purple countach lp 400) Next to the Orange Miura, epic.

 

No sh&%$#@#$it could not agree wirth you more.

 

Just found this whilst looking for some Michelotto images.
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Bella!

 

Old world charm.
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Best setting ever wow what a contrast cool

 

If the color is original, it is a Ferrari shade of brown: Marrone Dino Metalizzatto.

Somebody told me this LP400 is in pristine condition, absolutely original.
I personally think this is how this Countach was looking like during the '80s/'90s...
Still gathering more evidences about this.
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Wow... Those side mirrors are, how shall we say it? Interesting.......


Mike

 

#1120210 (never seen before Spring 2015!) oddly has orange blinkers while it was originally a Swiss-delivered LP400. I can't recall any other Swiss LP400 to have had its blinkers changed from clear to orange.
The brown shade seems to be the original color (Marrone Dino Metallizzato) but, considering this pristine looking condition, I hardly believe it is the original spray.
The roundish orange side blinkers could mean a factory (or other) restoration.
About the 'Senape' interior, this LP400 has darker brown carpets...

The weird darker brown Countach I posted earlier seems to be originally a LP400, yet there's no absolute proof of it due to the lack of better photographs.
Important: There's a small roof plexiglass on that car! ...Where used to be the periscopa roof?
The dashboard seems to be rather flat, yet no proof it is the type of a LP400.
Also, this car's color scheme doesn't match with any factory LP400S records.
Personally, I think there are good chances for this Countach to be a retrofitted LP400 "S".

Both cars seem to have the same exhausts, while the mesh area is different (though looking too short on #1120210).
Both cars seem to have the same dashboard color, and the same ventilation outlets.

Yet, this is not enough to prove both cars are one and the same.
If anybody here knows more about this brown Countach, registered in Geneva during the '90s... or about that stunning LP400 #1120210's history, be sure to share with us.

 

Groovy man you dig um!

I have matching bell bottom jeans too.

 

I have well known this countach in the 1990s, her was registered in Geneva in Swiss. If I me good reminder it was one lp400s series 2 with customizations rear-view mirror of which typifies wolf. I lost his tracks I do not know what she became if somebody has new I shall be delighted.
Here is the photo which I have make for the time.
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Thank you for this testimony!
I'll keep searching about LP400S series 2.