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1980 Lamborghini Countach Tube Frame V8 on 2040-cars

Year:1980 Mileage:6000
Location:

Minot, North Dakota, United States

Minot, North Dakota, United States
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 1980 replica countach tube frame car, 455 good running olds engine and good transmission, I have drove this car in town only and is a fun ride, it runs too many rpms at highway speeds to stay below 220 degrees water temp. radiator seems to close to frame and has lots of room to move out but still runs 3000 rpms at 65 mph, to make this a awesome car it needs a small block chevy engine swap, will bolt right up to transaxle. I drive it regularly in summer in town and runs cool. drove it last week, no issues. has very nice seats and interior.has digital gauges in dash . all blinkers tail brake lights turn signals work perfect. title is clear and issued as Lamborghini homemade.  doors work good and are electric latches with inside emergency manual door opener. nice car that turns heads. now for everyone that has read this THIS IS A RELISTING DUE TO non paying bidder, IF YOU DONT HAVE THE MONEY DONT BID. IF YOU THINK YOU CAN GET A QUICK LOAN DONT BID. I have wasted a large amount of time and money on the last listing so please don't bid unless your serious. I will be glad to answer any questions thru ebay or call me at 701-822-3467. don't ask to end the auction or sell outside of ebay. the car is very nice and in good shape. tires are same size as original and in 90 percent. car has few chips and scratches from use and is not new. I have put lots of miles in town on this car. all glass is perfect and has correct front flat glass.  another thing don't ask if you can drive it cross country, it is a countack replica. it has small gas tanks like original and only hold 15 gallons. and suspension is very stiff with dual koni rear shocks on each side.  car is starting auction well below what its worth and I have lots of money invested,  selling due to moving and car must go,  good luck..  car is in minot north Dakota and will not ship. buyer arranges pickup or picks up. 2000.00 deposit within 24 hours of sale no exceptions. cash before car leaves.

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