Countach Downdraft 1985 to 1988.5

Maybe that he loves Countach!

Marcello Gandini was asked by Ruoteclassiche to design the cover of May's issue, and guess what? He chose to designe a Countach!!!

Very nice interview by the way.

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i think the one that spent money in the musem, cars etc... was and still is Tonino. so he is probably the man that decides almost anything in the family museum

 

yes

quite a stamement from Gandini

the most talented car designer ever in my opinion

 

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Here you go Joe. Video links can be downright frustrating getting them to work!

 

Thats at the Nottingham Luxury motor show also known as the Goosedale show, doing passenger rides for charity.

 

I have a copy. Great read. Cracking pictures and the bonus of Stephens gorgeous Orange LP400 as well. Countach heaven!

Well done gents!
R

 

Wow! Congratulations. The car in print looks absolutely perfect.

 

This is for sure the case, a very honorful person. btw, on the day Tonino is 20 years older than me, means our birthday is both the 14th October.

My former Ms Chianti looks awesome, the only thing I expected from the Video with Vale were some details about GLA12997, his personal story is of course well known.

 

Could you please send it to me, would like to see this.

 

A masterpiece - looks great - thanks for the PDF, Joe ;o)

 

the colour combination of this car is just right.

 

one of the greatest of all times!


P.S. i was a Hagler fan, but this is better to stay in this thread

 

Thank you Rob and Joe, was great to see so much Countach coverage in one edition for no particular reason and a good antidote to the massive F car exposure in its 70th year , not that I am complaining as I love Ferraris and have just returned from an epic continental trip in a friends 575 where we drove though France and Switzerland to Italy.

The Schumph museum was great and overwhelming and a must for any classic car fan as its is staggering in size and scope.

We also went to the Lamborghini factory and museum and then to the Ferruccio Lamborghini museum ( which was great and re-refreshingly non corporate ) and then the Ferrari factory museum and Enzo museum as well as abut 10 Ferrari/Lamborghini shops in Maranello, and went to dinner with a British Ferrari factory engineer and Brenda , Enzo's long time secretary , all in one day!

Incidentally I picked up a photo copy of the original LP400 build sheet all written out in free hand which was really nice.

I also visited the Bob Wallace memorial sculpture which was somewhat poignant for me. I did doff my hat and say "thank you" .

We also watched the scrutineering of the Mille Miglia cars in Brescia and then watched the 350 plus cars as well as the 300 odd Ferraris pass in Desenzano which is a wonderful place and perfect for this as its beautiful and sits on the shore of Lake Garde.

Love that wine/plum colour on the QV . Sorry this is a bit off topic . S

 

I saw that video Joe, it put a smile on my face from start to finish..

When you say dusty from Valentino's braking, are you saying that is "brake" matter on the rims? :O