1989 Lamborghini Countach Anniversary Edition One Of Two In Silver on 2040-cars
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Year: 1989
Make: Lamborghini
Drive Type: 2wd
Model: Countach
Mileage: 12,000
Trim: anniversary
1988 1/2 Lamborghini Countach Anniversary Edition in Silver. Only 12,000 miles since it rolled out of the old Sant Agata Factory in Italy. Photos speak for themselves. Nicest one I have seen. Extremely rare car that should be over a million likes it's brother the Miura. This work of art changed the history of supercars, and is by far the most recognized supercar in the world. This is the opportunity of a lifetime to own one like this. The other silver one was placed in the factory museum in Bologna, Italy. Sold as is where is non refundable deposit, no returns after 20 days of auction end (20% renege fee), we assist in international shipping but buyer pays all shipping costs. This is car number 12477, ebay boiler plate does not accept low production exotic vin numbers.
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