The fact that the vintage Chameleon Chromaflair colours are still in use, and on a brand-new Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4 no less, is encouraging.
Modified Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4
But wait, this isn't a brand-new Countach. Out of 112 specimens, it is the only one in the world that has been modified, according to what is said. We can't say that surprises us all that much. The paint job, though, is one item that isn't aftermarket. Indeed, Lamborghini applied the factory paint specifically for this Countach according to Japanese specifications.
The only changes made so far are a lowered suspension and new wheels provided by the Miami-based company ANRKY Wheels. They are reportedly a brand-new style called S2-X0 and are composed of aerospace-grade aluminium with a mirror-polished gold finish. Moreover, they are 20 inches in the front and 21 inches in the back. This Countach's owner is probably not a timid or reserved person.
What are your thoughts on this modified Countach ?
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