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    Novaload: Maybe 10 years from now we'll all be driving Imhoffs. Too bad Jalopnik ain't rich; we could hire him to build the official, handbuilt, completely cust... more »
    yellofury :JPNs OEM JDM: heres all three vids with audio:_page more »
    Nick: dude, he made his own car. how does he not qualify for a bail out? just because the guys isn't the largest automaker out there. more »
    leavethegun-takethecannoli: Maybe he can "fabricate" some Gucci or Coach purses, and sell them. He can probably make a fortune. more »
    Syrax: /obligatory automatic post more »
    Boosted Lego Wagon: "At long last, Ken Imhoff's basement-built Lamborghini Countach made it's first run around the block. There's still plenty of test and tune left, but ... more »
    brandegee: Styling by Kenborghini. Engineering by de Tomasimhoff. more »
    Stick Shifts and Safety Belts: The Fram Filters make we want to cringe... more »
    Kid Twist: Four Missing Cylinders more »
    A strolling player: If I had any money to speak of, this man would have a job yesterday, putting that very engine into something else. more »
    Boosted Lego Wagon: "So, Mr. Imhoff, why do you feel that you're qualified to work for our copyright infringement litigation firm?..." more »
    Elhigh: "Well Mr. Imhoff, your references all checked out but I haven't been able to take a look at your resume yet. Did you bring one with you?" "It's in the... more »
    lilwillie: Man, awesome car, awesome build. I sure hope he quickly finds a Job. Wisconsin isn't in that rough of shape, if he throws this up on the resume he wil... more »
    Six Flags Over Tomsk: Well, at least he can put something on his resumé that no one else can. more »
    Flathead Smith: You know if I went to the trouble this guy went through I wouldn't put a Lamborghini tag on it. I would call it a Lamboimfoff or Kenborghini something... more »
  • #basementlamborghini

    Basement Lamborghini Hits The Road, Builder Gets The Pink Slip

    At long last, Ken Imhoff's basement-built Lamborghini Countach made its first run around the block. There's still plenty of test and tune left, but darn it sounds good. Unfortunately, Ken lost his job. More »
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    Basement Lamborghini Donations Reach Goal

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    Countach Guy Needs Help: Basement-Built Lamborghini Fans Lead To Huge Web Hosting Bill

  • #handmadebasementbuiltlamborghini

    EXCLUSIVE: "I Am The Guy With A Lamborghini In The Basement"

    Last week we brought you the story of Ken Imhoff, a Wisconsin man who, after falling in love with the Lamborghini Countach in the classic movie Cannonball Run, followed his dream by building his very own Lamborghini in his basement. The amazing build took place over the course of ten years and was completed and dragged out of the subterranean depths only about a week prior to our story. That very same day Ken contacted us, amazed by the response the post had garnered, to let us know "I am the guy with a Lamborghini in the basement." Of course we knew you needed to hear more, so over the last week we've been working with Mr. Imhoff to put together a story that will not only do justice to his car, but to his vision and persistence. Below is Ken's story in his own words, along with a load of new pictures of the finished car and details of the entire extraction process. What's most interesting to many may be the technical details — those too await below the jump in this exclusive detailing of one of the most amazing build we've ever seen. More »
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