By 1987, Countach replica kits were being offered by a big variety of companies; one thing is for sure, none of that initial group of would-be supercar counterfeiters was finding it easy to fully develop and finish a demonstrator.

As new names like Brightwheel, Silhouette, Sienna and ABS entered the fray, Paul Lawrenson's Prova Designs thrived.

Paul clearly knew something others didn't, although Phil Cheetham's Mirage operation was always beating a path towards Prova's door.

With the competition soon foundering, Prova and Mirage had the market almost entirely to themselves by the early 1990's.

Whilst most of the replicators had found the cost, skill, effort and time required in recreating the Countach far too draining, Paul Lawrenson and Phil Cheetham had found the answers.

Commissioned specifically for the first owner and built to exacting standards by an aircraft engineer, this Lamborghini Countach recreation was five years in the making and finally registered as new in 2014.

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