1968 LAMBORGHINI Miura P400 #3486

1968 Miura P400
Chassis #3486
Engine #1914
Prod. #182
24 April 1968

Originally White/Black.

March 31, 1972 - Purchased by Richard Pokorski and exported from Rome, Italy, to Detroit, Michigan, on March 31, 1972. The price was stated as $5000. It was titled in Detroit, Michigan on 12/15/72.

March 8, 1974 - Next to La Jolla, California on March 8, 1974. There was a significant amount of mechanical work done at Modena Motors in Redwood City dated June 19, 1976.

January 11, 1977 - Body work and the silver paint job at Metal Craft in San Leandro, California, on January 11, 1977.

Sometime in 1977 - Sold to Ron Spinali.

September 1981 - Purchased by current owner for $26,500from Bruce Trenery at Fantasy Junction in Emeryville, California, and driven over the next 3 days to to its new home near Austin, Texas.

The car has its original engine, # 1914. It still has its original interior, which is listed as black, but it has as much "graphite grey" (dash, console and carpets) as black in it. The car was originally white, but has been repainted once (1973 Porsche Silver). The engine is today being rebuilt with split sump modifications.

Currently resides near Austin, Texas.

	*Miura P400*		Last updated Jan 8, 2006
			1968 Miura P400 Chassis #3486 Engine #1914 Prod. #182 24 April 1968 Originally White/Black. March 31, 1972 - Purchased by Richard Pokorski and exported from Rome, Italy, to Detroit, Michigan, on March 31, 1972. The price was stated as $5000. It was titled in Detroit, Michigan on 12/15/72. March 8, 1974 - Next to La Jolla, California on March 8, 1974. There was a significant amount of mechanical work done at Modena Motors in Redwood City dated June 19, 1976. January 11, 1977 - Body work and the silver paint job at Metal Craft in San Leandro, California, on January 11, 1977. Sometime in 1977 - Sold to Ron Spinali. September 1981 - Purchased by current owner for $26,500from Bruce Trenery at Fantasy Junction in Emeryville, California, and driven over the next 3 days to to its new home near Austin, Texas. The car has its original engine, # 1914. It still has its original interior, which is listed as black, but it has as much "graphite grey" (dash, console and carpets) as black in it. The car was originally white, but has been repainted once (1973 Porsche Silver). The engine is today being rebuilt with split sump modifications. Currently resides near Austin, Texas.