The Lamborghini Countach is and will always be considered one of the most iconic supercars ever manufactured but despite its value, the owner of this example has had it parked in their garage for the last 20 years. Fortunately, Larry Kosilla from Ammo NYC and team from exotic car dealer Curated have given the car a new lease on life.
In this video, we get to see the moment that the Countach was pulled from the garage for the very first time, alongside a plethora of spare parts, including the engine cover and rear wing that had been removed.
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Once the car was returned to Kosilla’s cleaning facility, the classic telephone dial wheels were removed and a pressure washer was used to spray off lots of the dust and grime, which alone had a transformative impact on the look of the car. The Countach was then sprayed with foam before Kosilla started to thoroughly clean the wheel fenders and the bodywork itself.
The delicate process of detailing the car then started with a foam cutting pad and polish but doing so required great care as the thickness of the paint and clear coat varies wildly across the car.
With much of the bodywork cleaned, it was time to give the engine bay a thorough clean before work began on the most disgusting area of the car: the trunk. Found beneath the original carpets was a mouse nest that needed to be removed and the surrounding area overhauled.