Lamborghini Miura (diecast 1:18, AUTOart Millennium)
- Lamborghini Miura (from 1971)
- AUTOart Millennium
- 1:18
- Showcase model / No engine
- diecast
- orange
- Perfect mint condition
- Original packaging exists
- Not for sale
One of the most beautiful sports cars. This car looks already rapidly if merely stands on the roadside.
Produced from 1966 to 1973 (in different versions) began with the Miura, the tradition of naming vehicle types by fighting bulls (Eduardo Miura was a famous bull breeders)
Engine: V12 mid-engine with 4 liters and 350-385 hp.
Maximum speed up to 295km / h
Deafening but even equipped loud inside with a small trunk of the car may be no touring sedan, but for a toothbrush, it is sufficient at all times ....;)
The model is a dream. The price-performance ratio is great. Paint without error, lines perfectly. Interior fine detail and also the engine is very well reproduced. The side mirrors are "missing" is modeled on the lines. In the 60s side mirrors were not prescribed. This super sports car anyway was nothing that was faster ........
An anecdote on the edge: The speed display begins at 40 km / h .......
In the film "Italy job" - (ie the original film version of 1969) "Charlie the millions dusting" is a Miura destroyed in the opening sequence. This is a real car, which suffered however a few days before shooting began a serious accident and therefore stand as a "prop" available.
The second Miura (which served as a prop propelled and remained undestroyed) was more than 40 years as a lost and was only recently rediscovered.
Author: Oldtimer
Produced from 1966 to 1973 (in different versions) began with the Miura, the tradition of naming vehicle types by fighting bulls (Eduardo Miura was a famous bull breeders)
Engine: V12 mid-engine with 4 liters and 350-385 hp.
Maximum speed up to 295km / h
Deafening but even equipped loud inside with a small trunk of the car may be no touring sedan, but for a toothbrush, it is sufficient at all times ....;)
The model is a dream. The price-performance ratio is great. Paint without error, lines perfectly. Interior fine detail and also the engine is very well reproduced. The side mirrors are "missing" is modeled on the lines. In the 60s side mirrors were not prescribed. This super sports car anyway was nothing that was faster ........
An anecdote on the edge: The speed display begins at 40 km / h .......
In the film "Italy job" - (ie the original film version of 1969) "Charlie the millions dusting" is a Miura destroyed in the opening sequence. This is a real car, which suffered however a few days before shooting began a serious accident and therefore stand as a "prop" available.
The second Miura (which served as a prop propelled and remained undestroyed) was more than 40 years as a lost and was only recently rediscovered.
Author: Oldtimer
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