Within the scope of the model’s 26-year-long production run, Lamborghini’s iconic Countach is easily divisible into several different models, and further distinct series of cars can be identified within those.

The example offered here is an LP 400 S, with chassis number 1121296 falling within the second series of LP 400 S production.

These cars are recognizable for their smooth-finish wheels and lower suspension setting, as compared to the third-series cars, which feature a slightly raised suspension.

Amongst the rarest variant of Countach, 237 LP 400 S were produced, and 105 of those fall within the second series of production.

The Countach was built to European specifications and delivered new to Switzerland, finished in red over a beige leather interior.

After remaining in Switzerland for the vast majority of its life, the car was acquired from its second owner by the most recent private owner in 2005.

Aside from an engine overhaul undertaken by the first owner, which was comp...