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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach

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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach | Top Gear

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Cynics be damned, Liberty Walk has done its thing to the Countach and we love it

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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach

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Cynics be damned, Liberty Walk has done its thing to the Countach and we love it

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Cynics be damned, Liberty Walk has done its thing to the Countach and we love it

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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach

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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach

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Stop what you’re doing and fix your gaze on this Liberty Walk Countach

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Cynics be damned, Liberty Walk has done its thing to the Countach and we love it

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Not a car that was lacking in drama, the Countach. But that hasn’t stopped legendary bodykit creator Liberty Walk from going to town on the iconic Italian supercar and making it even more eye-catching than it was before.

12 months on from giving the Ferrari F40 levels of street cred previously undiscovered by homo sapiens, this LB-Works Countach treads much the same path with a new bumper, diffuser, side skirts, wing, air intake and much else besides.

The result should be an abomination and the biggest middle finger raised to the original work of Marcello Gandini since someone at Lambo decided the LPI 800-4 was a good idea, and yet… we want one. Badly.

Looks like an old Le Mans car, doesn’t it? If Le Mans was held on the streets of Tokyo and roll cages hadn’t been invented yet.

Unlike many of Liberty Walk’s other creations there is no price quoted for the mods, but given a Countach changed hands recently for roughly £1.3m, you can expect that they’ll cost… a lot.

Come on then: money no object, are you commissioning one of these?

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Images: Liberty Walk

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Not a car that was lacking in drama, the Countach. But that hasn’t stopped legendary bodykit creator Liberty Walk from going to town on the iconic Italian supercar and making it even more eye-catching than it was before.

12 months on from giving the Ferrari F40 levels of street cred previously undiscovered by homo sapiens, this LB-Works Countach treads much the same path with a new bumper, diffuser, side skirts, wing, air intake and much else besides.

The result should be an abomination and the biggest middle finger raised to the original work of Marcello Gandini since someone at Lambo decided the LPI 800-4 was a good idea, and yet… we want one. Badly.

Looks like an old Le Mans car, doesn’t it? If Le Mans was held on the streets of Tokyo and roll cages hadn’t been invented yet.

Unlike many of Liberty Walk’s other creations there is no price quoted for the mods, but given a Countach changed hands recently for roughly £1.3m, you can expect that they’ll cost… a lot.

Come on then: money no object, are you commissioning one of these?

Images: Liberty Walk

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Cynics be damned, Liberty Walk has done its thing to the Countach and we love it