Countach Market value 87 Countach

carbed or F.I.?

 

Not much guess work reg this, between BAT official sales records and Sackeys sales (probably also some private high $ kept secret in his organization) , pretty much sums it up, at least in the US.

 

@Chadbourn Bolles states FI in his post.

 

Impossible to say aside from a random guess without specific details of the car and it's current status, if any car's market value is characterized by a huge range, it's the Countach.

 

Looking at hammer price I see one 1987 FI car sold in 2022. It sold for $572k. I see an 88 FI for as little $275k and a high of $600k this year. I thought there was a QV FI at a BAT auction for $850k? Seems to be a lot of variation.

Cheers Jim

 

as already said is difficult to say a value on countach without having the complete picture

really depends on conditions, colors, mileage, history, owners, euro conversion, books and tools...etc

from 400k$ to 800k$ may sound silly but it probably gives an idea of prices from a bad car with lots of things to be corrected to a superb one in desirable colors
a complete restoration and looking for original parts is a lot of cash and time consuming

i have to say the QV F.I. cars went up a lot last 12 months

 

I'd say $300 - $600 is more realistic for a Fuelie, no matter what outlier results we have seen on BAT.

All Countachs have generally gone up the last 12 months, LP400S, LP500S, Downdrafts (consistently bringing over $1 million) and 25ths included.