Our Stock Lamborghini Miura P400
- Brand Lamborghini
- Model Miura P400
- Year 1967
A painstaking 3.5-year full restoration: the ultimate time capsule.
Model: Lamborghini P400 Miura (Early Lightweight)
Date of Manufacture: October 18, 1967
Original Delivery: Voitures Paris Monceau
Original Color: Bianco (White)
Interior: Nero (Black)
Following a meticulous, three-and-a-half-year full restoration in Modena, Italy, this Lamborghini Miura P400 (#3171) was acquired by its current Japanese owner two years ago, and it is now available for purchase from his private collections.
As the 80th of only 124 units produced with the desirable thinner-gauge chassis frame, this chassis #3171 is a genuine "lightweight" model. These early production cars are significantly rarer and offer a purer driving experience than later, heavier iterations.
The vehicle is in concours-level, impeccable and "as-new" condition, reflecting the highest standards of Italian craftsmanship.
Interior
A Blacked-Out Time Capsule Preserving the Essence of 1967.
Greeting the driver is a slender, classic wooden steering wheel alongside a suite of 1960s-specific analog gauges neatly aligned across the dashboard. Hand-crafted needle by needle by master artisans in Modena, the re-trimmed genuine leather seats effortlessly convey the supple tension and fresh scent of a factory-new delivery into the present day.
Drive
Pure Driving Exhilaration Born from a Transverse 3.9L Mid-Mounted V12.
Positioned transversely directly beneath Marcello Gandini’s seductive, iconic silhouette sits the magnificent 3.9L V12 DOHC engine. Stripped of all unnecessary weight, the razor-sharp handling and raw, direct acceleration feel unique to this early 'lightweight' model represent the true pinnacle of the 'purest Miura'—a visceral experience that later, heavier iterations could never replicate.
Exterior
"The World’s Most Beautiful Silhouette, Refined by the Aesthetic of Modena.
The true genesis of supercar design, birthed by Marcello Gandini. Draped in its original pure Bianco finish, the glamorous bodylines have been brought back to their flawless 1967 brilliance through a painstaking, three-and-a-half-year full restoration in the heart of Modena.
- Price
- JPY 375,000,000
