Miura, the original supercar

quite possibly the ex Rod Stewart car that Amari were selling then.

 

Captured by a red light enforcement camera

 

happy times for the eventual buyer, it seems the collection cannot be sold individually and every resale of individual cars is subject to authorization which most likely will not be granted, whereas the resale of the entire collection is subject to authorisation as well. The collection practically must remain undivided in Italy.

Excellent news for someone to create a Bertone museum in Italy, the estimate seems reasonable, but who will buy it ?

http://www.governo.it/Presidenza/USRI/confessioni/norme/D_lgs_42-2004.pdf

Articolo 56 Altre alienazioni soggette ad autorizzazione

2. L'autorizzazione è richiesta inoltre: a) nel caso di vendita, anche parziale, da parte di soggetti di cui al comma 1, lettera b), di collezioni o serie di oggetti e di raccolte librarie;
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Miura for the style.
https://m.facebook.com/home.php#!/photo.php?fbid=10206335681977641&id=1434760826&set=a.10206335602615657.1073741841.1434760826&source=56&ref=bookmarks

 

here is #4425 when I spent several days at Bertone for "records researches" just before they closed definitively !
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there is one on driver side...
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That image reminds me of "Rendezvous."

 

Does anyone know if the following dimensions are correct for the Miura SV and what the missing dimension is? These are from the center of the A-arm mounting holes on the chassis to the center-line of the car.

Front:
Upper A-arm, Center-to-center: 27.49" = approx. 27.5"
Lower A-arm, Center-to-center: 21.177" = approx. 21 11/64"

Rear:
Upper A-arm, Center-to-center: 30 7/8"
Lower A-arm, Center-to-center: ?

Thank you,
Joe

 

I just saw this for the first time.

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXHXlI9yU0w[/ame]

 

nice video (as are most of the petrolicious ones) but its a shame they used a modified example

 

What are the mods?
About the video, too bad they focus more on the owners and not the actual car...

 

I just did a little work on it a couple days ago.

 

I love all of their vids. Wonderful productions.

 

I do as well. They really capture the spirit of the car and the passion of its owner. The Miura is my all time favorite, bar none, and it is especially great to see it in motion as it was intended.

 

Anyone know the supplier for the rubber spare tire straps on a P400? Thanks in advance.