Lamborghini Miura P400 S 1971
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1971 LAMBORGHINI Miura P400 S, 2 Door Coupe, Blu Notte, Nero Leather, previous owners 4, number of keys 2, 17,852 miles,
We are extremely proud to offer this fabulous Miura for sale, probably the best example of such a car for sale anywhere in the world.
Even greatness can be improved upon. In 1968, Lamborghini introduced its updated Miura P400S, which featured a V-12 with revised camshafts that was good for a power output of over 370 horsepower and was mounted on a stiffened chassis.
This model was, in turn, followed by the epically exciting, ultimate production Miura, the P400SV, which was first shown at Geneva in 1971.
The SV offered even greater performance and improved handling, and it boasted 385 horsepower, with separate lubrication for the engine and gearbox, a limited-slip differential, completely revised suspension, and a leather interior. The rear track was widened five inches, to accommodate wider wheels, which necessitated the Dino-like “flaring” of the rear body panels. Most menacingly of all were the distinctive laid-back headlamps, which lost their “eyelashes” in favour of the masculine plain black surrounds.
With a top speed of 180 mph, it is no wonder that numerous owners of earlier Miuras elected to have their automobiles upgraded to this ultimate specification.
The P400S offered here is an original United Kingdom-delivery example that was supplied to its first owner, rock legend Rod Stewart, by Lamborghini Concessionaires Ltd. of Alie Street, London.
A copy of its original records, which were kept by Derek Hopkins of said dealership, is included in the file. Also included in the file is a copy of the original delivery sheet, which notes the car as having right-hand drive, factory air conditioning, and seatbelts.
The file also has a copy of a photo of Stewart’s then girlfriend, model Dee Harrington, with two Miuras, one of which is an S with this car’s original British registration, JLL 831K.
The car passed from Rod Stewart through to owners in Wiltshire, Kent, and Cambridge. In 1976, the Miura was acquired by Clive Hugo Nagel, and then it passed to Michael Baker, of Horley, in April 1983. The car was then acquired by the present British caretaker, who has retained ownership of it for the past two decades.
As such, this Miura has known ownership history since new.
The current owner selected to transform this car into the SV specification, with the necessary front and rear clam modifications, suspension upgrades, and rear lights. Importantly, the car’s bulkhead, engine, and chassis all bear correct numbers for the original S, and they are original to the car.
More recently, the Miura has been restored in its SV configuration by noted marque specialist Colin Clarke Engineering.
Suspension, steering, brakes, and hubs were all rebuilt to concours condition, and all components have been properly and correctly finished.
An exhaustive overhauling of the wiring, dashboard instruments, supply lines, and tyres was undertaken, and the steering and suspension have all been laser-aligned.
The body was beautifully refinished in the factory colour of Blu Notte, and it has black leather upholstery of the correct pattern and correct carpets.
The Miura also has its original front windscreen and side glass, which remain in excellent condition.
The SV conversion and recent restoration work undertaken has cost approximately £100,000.
It really does need to be seen to be appreciated, it look like a brand new Miura.
This Miura is beautifully presented and ready for show. It is a rare configuration that has the highest possible performance and the most beautiful colours.
It is as exciting today as it must have been for its original owner, “Rod the Mod”, back in 1971.
The car is presented with a beautiful file, showing many photos of its restoration along with invoices and documents, including the original bill of sale.
Please note, some of the photos used are from a previous photoshoot.
This car deserves the best weather for us to do our usual photos, so they will be done as soon as we can.
We welcome international enquiries and can arrange shipping anywhere in the world.
For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact our sales team on 01772 663 777.
Viewing is strictly by appointment only.
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1971 Lamborghini Miura P400 S is listed verkauft on ClassicDigest in Preston by Amari Super Cars for £1250000.
Fakten der Auto
Karosserietyp : Auto Marke : Lamborghini Modell : Miura Ausführung : P400 S Hubraum : 4.0 Modelljahr : 1971 Karosstyp : Coupé Lage : Preston
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Ah, die feurige Geschichte von Lamborghini, einem wahren Symbol, geboren aus den Funken der Frustration mit dem springenden Pferd! Stell dir vor, es ist Anfang der 1960er Jahre, eine Zeit, in der die Automobilwelt von Größen wie Ferrari dominiert wird. Und dann betritt Ferruccio Lamborghini die Bühne, ein erfolgreicher Traktorhersteller und Mann mit einer Leidenschaft für kraftvolle Maschinen.Akt 1: Die Frustration (1963)
Ferruccio, stolzer Besitzer mehrerer Ferraris, fand sich unzufrieden mit der Kupplung seines 250 GT. Frustration trieb ihn direkt ins Büro von Enzo Ferrari, um seine Beschwerden vorzubringen. Das Treffen lief nicht wie geplant, mit Enzo, der Ferruccios Bedenken abtat und ihm riet, sich auf Traktoren zu konzentrieren. Nun, das war, als würde man einem Stier einen roten Lappen vor die Nase halten.
Akt 2: Die Geburt von Lamborghini (1963)
Angetrieben von einer Mischung aus Frustration und Entschlossenheit beschloss Ferruccio, die Dinge selbst in die Hand zu nehmen. 1963 gründete er Automobili Lamborghini. Seine Vision? Grand Touring-Autos zu schaffen, die den Angeboten von Ferrari ebenbürtig oder sie sogar übertreffen.
Akt 3: Die Wegweisenden Modelle (1960er-1970er Jahre)
Und so begann die Legende von Lamborghini mit der Veröffentlichung des Miura im Jahr 1966. Entworfen von Marcello Gandini, war dieses mittelmotorische Meisterwerk ein Wegbereiter, der erste echte Supersportwagen der Welt. Mit einem V12-Motor hinter dem Fahrer setzte der Miura Maßstäbe für Leistung und Stil.
Nach dem Erfolg des Miura führte Lamborghini Anfang der 70er Jahre den ikonischen Countach ein. Marcello Gandini zauberte erneut und brachte ein keilförmiges Wunder hervor, das zum Posterkind einer Generation wurde. Der Countach war nicht nur ein Auto; er war eine automobile Revolution.
Akt 4: Die Design-Maestros
Hinter den Kulissen spielten Designer wie Marcello Gandini und später Giugiaro entscheidende Rollen bei der Gestaltung des unverwechselbaren Aussehens von Lamborghini. Gandinis Arbeit am Miura und Countach festigte Lamborghinis Ruf für kühne, kantige Designs, die die Grenzen des Automobildesigns ausloteten.
Akt 5: Das Erbe und Moderne Wunder
Im Laufe der Jahrzehnte setzte Lamborghini die Innovation fort und produzierte ikonische Modelle. Der Diablo, Murciélago, Aventador und die neueren Huracán und Urus tragen alle das Lamborghini-DNA – eine perfekte Mischung aus Leistung, Performance und unverkennbarem Design.
Epilog: Eine Heftige Rivalität
Die Lamborghini-Ferrari-Rivalität wurde legendär und trieb beide Unternehmen an, die Grenzen der Automobiltechnik zu erweitern. Lamborghini, aus Frustration geboren, erwies sich nicht nur als Konkurrent, sondern auch als Wegbereiter, der den Weg für mittelmotorische Supersportwagen ebnete, die Enthusiasten weltweit weiterhin faszinieren.
Da hast du es also, die epische Saga von Lamborghini – eine Geschichte von Frustration, die sich in eine Symphonie von röhrenden Motoren, eleganten Designs und einem Erbe verwandelte, das die Landschaft der Hochleistungsautos für immer veränderte.