Lambo 5000 S pix i took *56k be afraid*

[80's Dreaming]

Ridicoulos imitation but not of the 5000s but of Sbarro's Countach.Here's the real deal........

[TheVirginiaDude]

THe Real thing is different the bumpers are not part of the whole rear end as this one is, True it looks better that a generic car, but its not the real thing.

[HASNAZ]

That must be one of the worst replicas ever, dimensions are tottally wrong, exhaust pipes are in the wrong place, it has no flip up head lights, the wing mirrors are nothing like on an lp5000s, air intakes on the sides are so small they probably make no difference. The interior lay out steering wheel, gear stick and everything are nothing like a countach. I'm sorry but the engine noise you heard was not a lambos and most probably not even a V-12. But still I'll give the owner 1 out of 50 for trying.

[GTi-VR6_A3]

Originally Posted by HASNAZ

That must be one of the worst replicas ever, dimensions are tottally wrong, exhaust pipes are in the wrong place, it has no flip up head lights, the wing mirrors are nothing like on an lp5000s, air intakes on the sides are so small they probably make no difference. The interior lay out steering wheel, gear stick and everything are nothing like a countach. I'm sorry but the engine noise you heard was not a lambos and most probably not even a V-12. But still I'll give the owner 1 out of 50 for trying.

haha maybe a train rolled by the same time he was leaving or sumthin. neways it wa s a long time ago when i saw it so meh

-GTi-VR6_A3

[Zartuul]

I recognize the style of that car (Original pics) and its interior. It was made by this company

http://www.lamboshop.com/

[rallygod]

where's the cut outs for the pop up headlights? saw it for a fake before the fist pic downloaded. The rear shot shows, not only the molded look, but the engine cover doesnt fit properly, if you lighten the photo the (black) back end is all wrong, the front indicator looks like it was glued on and the windows are crap...in general the car looks like it was made by gibbons with access to welding equipment...probably spent more on the aftermarket badges and wheel centres than they did making the plastic volkswagen!