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Correct, LM002 ZA9L00000JLA12082 was in Belgium around 25 years ago. Said that, it's perfectly possible that a the last 8 digits on a Countach are the same as on an LM002 (f.e. GLA12024 exist as a Countach 5000S QV and as an LM002). The same can be the case between a Jalpa and a Countach. The difference can be found in the first digits: Countach will start with : ZA9C LM002 will start with : ZA9L Jalpa will start with : ZA9J
A perfect snapshot in time! KLA12952 Rosso Nero came off the line 07.02.90 followed by KLA12958 Arancio Champagne 07.02.90 and KLA12955 Nero Rosso 08.02.90...
http://www.lambocars.com/auctions/by_model_countach_25th_anniversary/page_1/auction_309.html check the link above for KLA12815 looks Black with Tan but says Blue with Tan in Description
12815 is definitely a RHD Anniversary delivered new in black with a light tan interior. Not to be confused with 12926, which was also sold by Bonhams, which is RHD black with red. When Bonhams sold 12926, the description in the catalogue was correct, except they said the chassis number was 12815. I suspect someone copy and pasted the old description and forgot to change the chassis number! Here it is: black with red Anniversary listed as 12815, but the car is actually 12926: http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/23595/lot/116/
Perhaps the windows are etched KLA the same as with JLA12135/KLA12135 discussed previously... https://www.ferrarichat.com/forum/threads/polo-storico.563258/#post-145647830
I believe this is Horacio Pagani's Turin-registered Bianco Perlato/Rosso Downdraft 25th. Image Unavailable, Please Login
There's pair of new REAR P-Zero's on ebay.... cheaper than tirerack if anyone is interested. https://www.ebay.com/itm/2-NEW-NO-RESERVE-Pirelli-P-Zero-345-35ZR15-345-35-15/222759750925?hash=item33dd840d0d:g:iOwAAOSwPAxaNuH0&vxp=mtr
Does anyone have any photos or the identities of any red RHD Countach Anniversaries in Australia that they can share including any previously for sale? There are several over there, but they are tricky to locate. Many thanks. Robert W
