Re:400GT 2+2 Factory Restoration #1324

Sorry, but the man is called Giorgio Gamberini and is the After Sales Director. I talked to him last september, he was the man who visited Countach #1120001 in Switzerland after I gave Valentino the tip for this very first production Countach. Unfortunately my bank account was not high enough to buy this car... 1324 was a swiss car from Kanton Zug, the garage sticker was still on the right back end of the car. The picture in the Lambo registry have been taken by Marcel de Lange. Raymond --- In VintageLambo@yahoogroups.com, "wunderuhu " wrote: > Gentlemen, > > I saw that 2+2 (#1324) at the factory in September 2001, and > more recently in June 2002 when I went to see Alf Hansen"s > beautiful car, #1111. #1324 was an empty shell of its former self > by June, and a rusty one at that. > > I was originally told that the car is a part of the factory collection, > not a customer car. It appeared to be in rough shape, but no > worse than most examples that have been neglected. Dr. > Gambini (manager of the parts and restoration facility) also said > that they were preparing a complete electrical schematic for the > 2+2 by using #1324 as a guinea pig. It seems that the factory > itself does not at present have such documentation (amazing, > but not hard to believe.) The shop is big and nice, and if I can get > around to it will post some pix of all the usual suspects. > > > >--- In VintageLambo@yahoogroups.com, "lamboguy > " wrote: > > --- In VintageLambo@yahoogroups.com, "raymondstofer > > " wrote: > > > Just finished the uploading > > > > > > Raymond > > > > Nice!Long way to go on that baby.I wish we could get the > entire > > process photo-documented.Do you think somebody is doing > that at the > > factory? > > > > One of the things I love about these factory shops, is the shop > > itself.That certainly looks like a nice place to work on cars... > > > > Cheers, > > > > Fred