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Lamborghini Countach (1989)
for sale

Price: US $325,000.00

Description:

Here is your chance to own a piece of automotive history with this beautiful 1989 Countach. One of only 658 25th anniversary cars produced. This particular example is finished in the perfect red and black color combination, just like the one that was on the poster you had in the 80's. With only 23, 198km (14, 414 Miles) on the odometer (about half of those were put on in the past few years by the current owner). This is a US spec car but the shoe box front bumper was replaced with the Euro spec, both will go with the car when sold. Also installed was a Tubi brand cat delete pipe for a more aggressive exhaust note (the factory catalytic converters will also be with the car when sold). Everything about the car runs/drives/works as it should. A full stereo system was professionally installed to bring the sound system up to today's standards. The factory head unit will go with the car if you wish to turn it back to stock,
Pinnacle auto appraisers has appraised this car fot $366, 300 in July 2015. The reserve is set way below the appraised value. Don't miss out on this beautiful piece of history below market value.
Please contact me with any questions
Unveiled in 1971, the Countach LP500 Prototype left the world gasping for air the moment it landed on the display stand of the Geneva Motor Show. Marcello Gandini had already wowed the public with the achingly-beautiful Miura, and his breath-taking concept cars, like the 1968 Alfa-Romeo Concept, and 1970 Lancia Stratos Zero. They daringly flaunted dangerous wedges that were pure Sci-Fi futurism. But, as radical as those designs were, the LP500 upstaged them, as a preview of a road-going car that was teleported from another dimension in space and time. ue in large part to Gandinis brilliance, the striking design of the Countach had little need to evolve over its 15-year lifespan. It sprouted the occasional flare, wing, or add-on bumper for US federalization, but this car, the final iteration, the 25th -anniversary Countach, changed that. The most notable and controversial design change was the addition of multiple cooling vanes, called side strakes, that were added to the bodys upper and lower side air intakes. While these design changes may have traded visual purity for performance, they helped make the 25th anniversary model a super-star, the best-performing and best-driving Countach ever offered. The 25th has a stunning, almost shocking, visual impact, unique in all aspects. And it, like all Countachs, will always be a head-turner.

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