Lamborghini Miura P400 S #3006

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In its Grigio Indianapolis livery. Delivered new in July 1970, this is the 531st Miura produced. Acquired by the current owner's father in December 1973, it was immobilised due to a minor breakdown and it was not until 2000 that a full restoration was undertaken, patiently completed in 2020, preserving everything that could be preserved. Today, it covers many kilometres and takes part in events organised by the Lamborghini Club France (historical).

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Lamborghini Miura P400 S #4021

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The second Miura from Fred Lipmann (famous watchmaker from Besançon), it was, like its predecessor P400 #3177, painted in the sublime shade Verde Acrilico with a matching green interior. Over the course of its life, it changed from green to grey. It was from the 2010s onwards that it was restored to the original with matching colours keeping the matching numbers engine and gearbox. In 2014, it was sold to its current owner at Rétromobile Paris. Today, it leads a discreet life and is very rare to see. Thanks to Le Projet Lamborghini Miura, she can join her sisters and be taken for a spin for a few days a year.