Lamborghini Countach 5000 Replica, Ifg Body, 84 Feiro, Kit Car on 2040-cars
Braddyville, Iowa, United States
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This is a Kit Car sold as is where is. Location is Braddyville Iowa. History: My Sister and I have inherited this Lamborghini Countach 5000 Replica Kit Car. The body is an Imaginary Fiber Glass (IFG) Lamborghini 5000 Replica. The Chassis is a 84 Pontiac Fiero. The engine is a 4.3L Chevrolet from a 1987 Astro Van. The car I do not believe the car has been started since it left San Diego in September of 1999. It has been stored in a garage in SouthWest Iowa. The documentation package is good condition and includes the Blue Print Plans, and the Instruction manual. The vehicle is currently titled in Iowa, and all documentation I have is included. The car and all the associated parts in the pictures is what is for sale. We reserve the right to end auction early if vehicle is sold through any other sales methods. Storage is available after purchase, we will need to discuss length of time. I could arrange a viewing for serious buyers. The reserve is set at $5,000. I included 2 additional photos. Both pictures/sheets are from the literature package from the original purchaser of the kit. Original owner purchased package 1 and package 2, and I do have that receipt. Interceptor 5000s is all the documentation states the car is. I do not know what year Countach that represents. Last winning bidder failed to pay, failed to respond to emails. I am now re-listing. |
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