My old Lambo photos from the 90s

My old Lambo photos from the 90s

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dudlow

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Wednesday 10th August 2016
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Wonderful. Thanks for posting.

BVB

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Thursday 11th August 2016
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Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

132

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263 months

Thursday 11th August 2016
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The clothes and haircuts are almost as interesting as the cars...LOL.

What an excellent thread. Keep them coming!

snapper seven

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Thursday 11th August 2016
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Ok, some more from the Lotus Lamborghini day for your Thursday night viewing pleasure.

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Fantastic to see an LP400 and a Miura P400 side by side.

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Shame you can't recreate the magic from these days, but glad to have the photos and the memories.

Cheers
SS

cgt2

7,100 posts

188 months

Friday 12th August 2016
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Totally agree with that sentiment!

Thank you so much for these, I attended a lot of these days and they were wonderful.

orangeLP400

386 posts

203 months

Friday 12th August 2016
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Enjoying the photos snapperseven and especially the LP400 and Miura as you are right, its not often you see them together and it makes for an interesting comparison. Did cringe with the mirrors though ( later vitalonis i think and much more practical, as the originals are near useless but nicer) and the speaker grills, but that was what you did back then and thought it was cool, he says remembering his Escorts with massive speakers and silly equaliser. Thanks.

cc8s

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203 months

Friday 12th August 2016
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snapper seven said:
cc8s - yes I am pretty sure it is and I think I have photos of the car. I'll see if I can dig them out along with Dave Hedgehog if he has any., Would be good to see.

Cheers
SS
Thanks SS - if you can dig them out then that would be a treat: there are only a handful of pictures of that car on the internet! thumbup I'm looking forward to seeing what you dig out.

DanPhoto

159 posts

122 months

Friday 12th August 2016
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Great thread this.
The blue Countach 1378KV from the original post - wow. Wonder if thats still in the country.

Ferruccio

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119 months

Friday 12th August 2016
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Paddy_N_Murphy said:
Countach.... that look Fab, and despite knowing utter dogs to drive / live with in the real world.
I've owned my 5000s for nearly 25 years now and they really aren't.

snapper seven

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Friday 12th August 2016
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Here you go cc8s. This is from 1992 so hopefully the one you meant.

It's funny to think that, whilst it was built by one of the greatest F1 team and designed by one of the finest engineering minds we have ever seen, back then it just seemed like another super/hypercar. Interesting to see how it has grown to become so iconic.

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SS

snapper seven

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Friday 12th August 2016
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...and now for something completely (for completely, read 'not entirely') different.

I have found some snaps from a couple of trips to Portman Lamborghini showroom in Portman Square, London. Also a few from one of the motor shows, I am guessing 1990. Note the Zinc Miura again in the corner on the last photo.

I've still got the Anniversary Countach sales brochure that I collected from the stand.

Acapulco blue Jalpa on bravo wheels...

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Just to say I probably won't post for a few days just to ensure my wife remembers who she is married to! Don't worry though, plenty more to come from Goodwood and I haven't even started my snaps from Castle Combe yet. This may take a little while.

Cheers
SS

Edited by snapper seven on Friday 12th August 21:27

cc8s

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Friday 12th August 2016
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snapper seven said:
Here you go cc8s. This is from 1992 so hopefully the one you meant.

It's funny to think that, whilst it was built by one of the greatest F1 team and designed by one of the finest engineering minds we have ever seen, back then it just seemed like another super/hypercar. Interesting to see how it has grown to become so iconic.

...

Cheers
SS
Superb shots, Mr Seven!! thumbup It must have been the 1993 show in this case as this is a prototype and the car I refer to was brown. But thank you so much for these - very, very cool to see.

snapper seven

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Tuesday 16th August 2016
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A few more from Goodwood. This was a De Tomaso club day back in June 1992

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The car below is now owned by a friend of Harry Metcalfe and thankfully has now had the side skirt removed so the car is back to the 'round belly' look.

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Just look at the McLaren parked up next to this Ghibli!

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Why didn't I take more snaps of the Panteras??!*&!?!

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SS

snapper seven

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Tuesday 16th August 2016
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Yours truly being lucky enough to sit in A6GRO.

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Cheers
SS

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Robert W

544 posts

162 months

Tuesday 16th August 2016
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8789SF

Steve Forster owned the red QV pictured, which has a dark blue interior. When he sold it, it was C323BYU on the cover of a car mag with a white Miura SV, and then Vic Sawyer bought it and it became VFS141 then when he sold it, it became C416NGH as it is today.

Steve Forster then put his plate 8789SF onto a new white Anniversary, which he owned when he sold the QV.

Superb photos, thank you guys

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snapper seven

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Tuesday 16th August 2016
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Good to hear from you on this thread Robert!
Well, well, whilst I clocked the colour coded wing mirrors I never realised they were the same car.

I also believe that Steve's white anniversary is the one that was on the motor show stand on my previous Portman photos. It has the same bright blue interior with the white piping.

cheers
SS

snapper seven

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Tuesday 16th August 2016
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I scanned quite a few more pics of the QV when Vic had it. Will post up sometime soon.

Robert W

544 posts

162 months

Wednesday 17th August 2016
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snapper seven said:
Good to hear from you on this thread Robert!
Well, well, whilst I clocked the colour coded wing mirrors I never realised they were the same car.

I also believe that Steve's white anniversary is the one that was on the motor show stand on my previous Portman photos. It has the same bright blue interior with the white piping.

cheers
SS
Hi, sorry, I completely missed this thread somehow. I'll check on the Anniversary when I have the right info to hand. There were several white and pearl Annivs and I did figure out which is which.

Robert W

544 posts

162 months

Wednesday 17th August 2016
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Three RHD white anniversarys delivered to the UK all in 1989, so I reckon your photos are Motorshow 1989. Steve Forsters car was the last of the 3, delivered in Nov 1989. One of the first two had a blue interior piped white , somI reckon the Motorahow car is not Steve Forsters. As with all things Lambo historical, this is a best guess!

Davo456gt

695 posts

149 months

Wednesday 17th August 2016
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Castle Coombe..