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Two white Lambos on a sunny day by the dock...Thanks Roy for the experience

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  1. kimcheebowl

    kimcheebowl Karting

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    Jin Kim
    #1 kimcheebowl, Apr 30, 2008
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    I must preface this post by thanking the owner of the Countach and Roy (Murcielago) for allowing me to detail them and spend some time in the driver's seat of both. I love my job!!

    Pics by the dock provided by http://www.bsiebe.com

    What beautiful vehicles...the iconic Countach (the one pictured was used in a few episodes of Miami Vice) and it's modern day brethern Murcielago Roadster once owned by Nicholas Cage.

    The triple white Countach (white interior, exterior and wheels) was in phenomenal shape. Intimately detailing both, it is evident that Lamborghini has finally produced a product worthy of it's price tag.

    Yet, after spending quite a bit of time behind the wheel in both...the Murcielago still lacks something. The only word that I can think of is SOUL. Don't get me wrong, the Murcielago benefits from all the new technology and for it's size and weight, drives like anyone would imagine an exotic to drive. It requires very little effort and is an absolute HOOT to drive. To me however, it's best described as sterile.

    The Countach experience is drastically different. It physically demands the most out of it's driver. It's noisy, clunky, uncomfortable and does not instill quite the confidence of the Murcielago. You have to muscle the shifter through the gates, clutch engagement feels like a 500lb leg press, squinting through the tiny side view mirrors gets a tad old, oh and rear visibility....forget about it. BUT...the noise it makes and just being in the car that once hung on my wall for many many years, makes it worth every second behind the wheel. I suppose that's soul.

    Two completely different machines, but both are just down right SEXY!!
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  2. $$$=SPEED

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    Depends who's asking
  3. Jalpa_Mike

    Jalpa_Mike F1 Rookie

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    Jin,

    That Countach is gorgeous! Feel free to bring it down tomorrow when you finish up my Jalpa and I'll trade ya! ;-)

    Mike
     
  4. Jim Frentress

    Jim Frentress Formula Junior

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    I like that silver VT. Looks like Roy's car, over at PP that I drool over now and then. White looks awesome on those btw.
     
  5. Jedi

    Jedi Moderator
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    Great cars and great shots! Is that Fisherman's Terminal in Seattle?

    Jedi
     
  6. kimcheebowl

    kimcheebowl Karting

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    Yes sir..it is right behind the Fisherman's Terminal. Our shop is in that area.
     
  7. 503motoring

    503motoring Karting

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    Jin

    Cars look great man, Kevin took me for a ride in the roadster and then in his SVT and I agree with you. On a daily basis the Murci is amazing but there is nothing more appetizing then feeling the power of such an icon. Great job.
     

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