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Maty_280ZX
Argentina
118 Posts |
 Posted - February 19 2003 : 12:16:14 AM
The question is easy: any information about a Miura (P400, S, SV or Jota) kit, replica or turnkey?ronsupercar told me that an European company was selling them. Any info about that? |
ronsupercar
USA
82 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 1:07:47 PM
Hi Maty.
Sorry I don't have that site to direct you to.. I will do some searching and see what i can find. :)
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ronsupercar
USA
82 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 1:12:16 PM
Found one for now
http://www.oldclassiccar.co.uk/70_lamborghinimiurarep.htm
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ronsupercar
USA
82 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 1:29:06 PM
Prova sells an excellent one
http://www.premierkitcars.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=19
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Maty_280ZX
Argentina
118 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 2:04:23 PM
Thanks!I´ll see if I can find where to buy those replicas. By the way, have you ever seen one in person?
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ronsupercar
USA
82 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 3:10:37 PM
I've seen an Orange Miura (original) at Wide World of Cars during a ******* Show about 4yrs ago.That is a Beautiful car and it's so low to the ground. The V12 engine is mounted the across like the fiero and not the long way.. Great Color..
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Maty_280ZX
Argentina
118 Posts |
Posted - February 19 2003 : 11:13:53 PM
Lucky you! (I´ve never seen one yet, but who knows... maybe some day I can afford one...)But I was asking about the kit... I want to know if it really looks like a Miura. Maty
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ronsupercar
USA
82 Posts |
Posted - February 24 2003 : 1:43:29 PM
Hi Maty,
No. I haven't seen a kit of that car yet, but can't wait.. I tell you the pics of the kit look dead on.. I would love to see an interior shot.
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Kitcar
Norway
38 Posts |
Posted - February 24 2003 : 5:33:42 PM
The Miura-kit was made by by a company in England called Prova. They made this, and a Countach-kit. They are now out of the kitcar business, but the Miura is taken over and being refined and soon on the market again by another UK company called Lamberti Classic Cars. They can be reached on: www.Lamberti.co.uk or by mail: mail@lamberti.co.uk. Have done business with them, as I now build a Countach-replica, and their parts are first class.
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Maty_280ZX
Argentina
118 Posts |
Posted - February 26 2003 : 07:03:06 AM
Thanks all of you guys! I think I´ll wait until this UK company sells again th miura.Any idea for a donor?
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EMIR_RC
Argentina
68 Posts |
Posted - June 12 2003 : 11:40:35 AM
Hola maty, de donde sos?
Yo soy de rosario, y con un amigo empezamos a hacer un Diablo... conseguimos los planos y estamos tratando de hacer el molde, si estas interesado en contactarte para preguntarnos algo, o para donar experiencia ;) escribime a emirsherbi@arnet.com.ar
Saludos
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meat
USA
992 Posts |
Posted - June 12 2003 : 5:05:39 PM
The Lamborghini Miura is a GORGEOUS car! I got to re-watch the original Italian Job just recently, and they start off with an orange Miura winding up a mountain road. It's sooooo beautiful! The movie sucked (and the remake had nothing at all to do with the original, other than at one point Marky Mark says "We do it like the Italian Job."), but hte car was worth watching.Your pal,
Meat.
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steveb
Australia
38 Posts |
Posted - June 13 2003 : 05:20:59 AM
Has anyone been able to get a price guide, photo or some positive feedback on build options from lamberti? They must consider me a "banker" since they wouldn't send me anything, even after my offer to send cash for a build guide.How many of the Prova kits were completed? Are any of the owners active at the club level and have some info/advise/photo's/web to share? What kind of interest is out there for the miura? There seems to be plenty of resouces for cobra/gt40/dino/diablo etc but next to nothing on the Miura. How many would take a serious look if a reputable kit for a SV was available now? Has anyone got scans of Miura factory blue prints or other build resources that they would like to pool?
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meat
USA
992 Posts |
Posted - June 13 2003 : 08:55:42 AM
quote:
steveb wrote:
Has anyone been able to get a price guide, photo or some positive feedback on build options from lamberti? They must consider me a "banker" since they wouldn't send me anything, even after my offer to send cash for a build guide.How many of the Prova kits were completed? Are any of the owners active at the club level and have some info/advise/photo's/web to share? What kind of interest is out there for the miura? There seems to be plenty of resouces for cobra/gt40/dino/diablo etc but next to nothing on the Miura. How many would take a serious look if a reputable kit for a SV was available now? Has anyone got scans of Miura factory blue prints or other build resources that they would like to pool?
The only thing I've got is from a model kit: 
The company - Lamborghini - has a complete set of plans, and people have used them in the past to make replicas (which seems a bit like too much work to me). But, since there are already complete cars out there, it seems to me like it would be far less work to actually make a mold from a real one and 'make it fit' on another chassis - either custom or as a rebody kit...The Fiero is too tall. Your pal,
Meat.
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Anyone knows about a Lambo Miura?
