1971 Lamborghini Miura SV Photoshoot
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1971 Lamborghini Miura SV Photoshoot
Pick up copy of the February 2007 European Car (out on stands now) and read Editor Les Bidrawn's page 6 Editorial - Featuring this very car and owner Joe Sackey.
This is Chassis Number 4884, I feel very fortunate just to be in its presence, its is a WORK OF ART stamped still in history, what many say is the original Supercar of all time. Thanks to Mr. Sackey for the opportunity to capture such beauty.
This is Chassis Number 4884, I feel very fortunate just to be in its presence, its is a WORK OF ART stamped still in history, what many say is the original Supercar of all time. Thanks to Mr. Sackey for the opportunity to capture such beauty.
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Re: 1971 Lamborghini Miura SV Photoshoot
Damn that thing is beautiful !
I salivated over its introduction in Rod & Truck. A year or so later one of the guys at the torpedo plant where I worked brought his girlfriend's car to work while his Chevy was in for service. He complained about having to use a manual shifter and the weird light and wiper controls on her Eyetalian midget car. Word passed through the plant quickly and soon the Miura was surrounded by car freaks. The guy hadn't a clue until then that he was driving something exceptional.
I salivated over its introduction in Rod & Truck. A year or so later one of the guys at the torpedo plant where I worked brought his girlfriend's car to work while his Chevy was in for service. He complained about having to use a manual shifter and the weird light and wiper controls on her Eyetalian midget car. Word passed through the plant quickly and soon the Miura was surrounded by car freaks. The guy hadn't a clue until then that he was driving something exceptional.
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