1975 LAMBORGHINI Countach LP400 #1120058

1975 Countach LP400
Chassis #1120058
Engine #1120058

Originally delivered to SEASIDE MOTORS in Japan for owner in Tokyo. This chap ruined the gaskets. The repair failed and the car went into storage for about 12 years.

The car was then aquired by a dealer from the UK and stored again for about 10 years.

Mid 90s it came to another car dealer from Belgium.

The next owner aquired the car in 1997 still with the damaged gaskets and 9,000 km`s on the clock! The mechanicals were then restored in Germany and the engine overhauled, tuned and upgraded by Steve Hart, the well-known Ferrari and Maserati race car mechanic in Kings Lynn/GB. This owner brought the miles to about 17,000 miles in two years in the car.

The car still has its original paint and small differences to other LP400's in the interior.

Car was then sold for a record price in Feb 2001 to AUTOSTADT WOLFSBURG, the museum of Volkswagen AG in Wolfsburg, Germany.

1120058 was presented in a feature about Lamborghini S.p.A. in the german TV in 2003.

Still exhibited in the "Volkswagen Autostadt" in Wolfsburg/Germany.

	*Countach LP400*		Last updated Feb 20, 2003
	The following 3 photos show 1120058 wearing a temporary registration plate only legal for 4 days. The official registration two months later was HF-LP 39 (in Germany).		1975 Countach LP400 Chassis #1120058 Engine #1120058 Originally delivered to SEASIDE MOTORS in Japan for owner in Tokyo. This chap ruined the gaskets. The repair failed and the car went into storage for about 12 years. The car was then aquired by a dealer from the UK and stored again for about 10 years. Mid 90s it came to another car dealer from Belgium. The next owner aquired the car in 1997 still with the damaged gaskets and 9,000 km`s on the clock! The mechanicals were then restored in Germany and the engine overhauled, tuned and upgraded by Steve Hart, the well-known Ferrari and Maserati race car mechanic in Kings Lynn/GB. This owner brought the miles to about 17,000 miles in two years in the car. The car still has its original paint and small differences to other LP400's in the interior. Car was then sold for a record price in Feb 2001 to AUTOSTADT WOLFSBURG, the museum of Volkswagen AG in Wolfsburg, Germany. 1120058 was presented in a feature about Lamborghini S.p.A. in the german TV in 2003. Still exhibited in the "Volkswagen Autostadt" in Wolfsburg/Germany.