The graffiti is horrible, I hope who ever ordered could've ask some one whos good on doing graffitis to do it. Makes me wonder is this real one? [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WH15zA3G_fs[/ame]
Wraps come in many variations from matte to high gloss I think it was a wrap that was then spray painted over.
No, it´s real paint. This is the same car in 1986, registered B-K 9411 (Berlin) The car is still with its first owner who also owns a BMW M1.
First time driving my CT and filling the tank, someone asked if it was real. Can't even imagine people would even question this one......don't even bother asking, it's a replic, even though it's not.
When they ask me that question I respond with "what, you living in 1990?" I then chuckle and say "no". Once I said "yes....it's a aluminium replica of the prototype Countach, it'd made by Lamborghini and called a Gandini Dallara made in the late 70's." At that point they are completely lost, they don't know what the eff I just said.
The registration is etched in every window: B-K 9411 Unfortunately, the VIN is unknown to me. But I have seen the car multiple times since the summer of 1986 and it´s said to be still with its first owner since 1986. The car is actually in very poor shape. Kilometer counter had been stuck at 65.000km for years even though it´s been driven. BTW, I noticed this CT does not have the flag mirror. How is this mirror style called?
Yes, when watching the video I found that interesting ,too the guy was still doing that after all these years. In 1986 though we were stuck in traffic and it was a hot day. So the driver would let the traffic ahead go and then close the gap by accelerating hard for a 1/4 mile or so while chewing pistachios. I will never forget this day as it was the first Countach I ever saw on a public road. In the early 90´s this very car appeared in the German AutoBild magazine on page 2 as "photo of the week" with the slim spare wheel on the rear left.
