Arancio Canguro = Rosso Miura The Canguro was just mentioned on the PPG label. It's how they keep it in their internal system. Similar like they use Verde Scandal which equals Verde Miura. Basically all of those names are OEM descriptions. BTW I'm now about 95% sure that both colours I've created samples for were used as Verde Miura. However it also seems that most cars were done in the lighter version. Will post back after I find more. I'll ask reconfirmation on this at the factory.
Will do Olivier. BTW I'm continuing my quest for the Verde Miura details, I now found that the colour description for the darker green should probably be "Verde Chiaro" also called Pistachio Verde. I think it was also used on the Urraco and Espada. Tomorrow I'll be in touch with Sant'Agata again to cross check with the trim & paint specialist.
Some picts of #4021 when in its silver paint delivery. Also, correction, 3rd one is not #4217, but #4127. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Piet's former 4659. I believe this is the car used for the staged images at Bertone for the 500th car built - production Number 500, build Date: April the 24th 1970. Imaged in Hong Kong. Image Unavailable, Please Login
Lamborghini USA Ad circa 1970 showing all the different concessionaires Image Unavailable, Please Login
Hi All, As you should perhaps know, it's currently the annual Vintage Car Parts promotional period at the Factory. So, from now up to December 19th - via your Official Lambo Dealer - you can have a 40% discount on the front 215/70VR15 and the rear 255/60VR15 Pirelli CN12. (Respectively parts Ref.005205208 & 005207807) Just FYI, in case you were still hesitating for your SV... Bruno
In France, the list prices I have (without VAT) : 1192 Euros for the 215 and 1615 Euros for the 255.
Rare 1970 Lamborghini Ad with Swiss Concessionaires listed: Garage Foitek - Zürich Gentleman Car - Lugano Grad Garages Des Nations - Genève Image Unavailable, Please Login
Hi all !! I came across this picture from Miura 4440; does someone know where is this tag located ?? Thanks Claudio Image Unavailable, Please Login
That looks like a Japanese supplementary (post-production/non-factory) ID plate, which makes sense because this Miura is last known to me to reside in Japan. The location of that plate would be visible from the windscreen. 4440 was originally Oro Metallizzato, but was repainted Arancio. These images are from it in Japan. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
Just wondering if these cars were manageable back in the day. Did you need weekly service? Things break easy? Did Rod Stewart have to stop for petrol twice a day?
Just watched the video with Balboni and Innochenti the black Miura 1973, its on Simon Kidston web site, it is absolutly fantastic, what a car, what a setting.one word, Epic. is there anything automotive wich stirs emotions like an old Lamborghini?
Not sure if I posted this or not..... John's Miura "S" from a couple years ago at the Kirkland Concours on the LeMay Museum grounds. Mike Image Unavailable, Please Login