This 41-year-old Lambo Countach underwent a thorough restoration four years ago that the seller claims cost them over $400,000 USD, and is now up for grabs in top-notch condition.
Per the seller, the car is one of the best-preserved examples in existence. Californian restorer Dugan Enterprise made sure to carry out extensive cosmetic repairs and rebuild the stock 3.9-liter V12 complete with its five-speed manual gearbox.
The supercar belongs to the LP400S series limited to 237 production units. It is at its fourth owner now with 52,531 km (32,641 miles) on the odometer, but only 160 km (100 miles) put on it after the restoration.
The auction ends on March 2, and while the starting price was $600,000, someone already bumped it to $700,000.