1972 Lamborghini Miura SV #4814

1972 MIURA SV
Chassis #4814
Engine #30691
Prod. #699
18 March 1972

One of 9 RHD spec SV's supplied new to Great Britain. Light blue with dark blue interior, A/C. Exquisite.

First owned in the 70s by Tony Iommi (at right), lead guitar player of Rock Supergroup Black Sabbath (who says he also owned a Ferrari Daytona at the same time).

Next owner was reported as a Scottish Potato farmer (obviously one with great taste).

Subsequent owners include Lamborghini enthusiast Steve Keen and Aston Martin collector, Simon Draper. Then to Ferrari collector Sir Anthony Bamford in 2001.

Featured in EVO as "The World's Sexiest car".

For sale again recently (2004) via Auctioneers Coys of Kensington.

Today the car is still finished in its unique "Azzuro Cielo" with a dark blue leather interior, its original livery. Built to the ultimate SV specification of split sump/factory fitted air-conditioning, this SV is one of 140 cars delivered by the works in unmodified spec between March 1971 and October 1973. For sale asking circa $350,000.

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			1972 MIURA SV Chassis #4814 Engine #30691 Prod. #699 18 March 1972 One of 9 RHD spec SV's supplied new to Great Britain. Light blue with dark blue interior, A/C. Exquisite. First owned in the 70s by Tony Iommi (at right), lead guitar player of Rock Supergroup Black Sabbath (who says he also owned a Ferrari Daytona at the same time). Next owner was reported as a Scottish Potato farmer (obviously one with great taste). Subsequent owners include Lamborghini enthusiast Steve Keen and Aston Martin collector, Simon Draper. Then to Ferrari collector Sir Anthony Bamford in 2001. Featured in EVO as "The World's Sexiest car". For sale again recently (2004) via Auctioneers Coys of Kensington. Today the car is still finished in its unique "Azzuro Cielo" with a dark blue leather interior, its original livery. Built to the ultimate SV specification of split sump/factory fitted air-conditioning, this SV is one of 140 cars delivered by the works in unmodified spec between March 1971 and October 1973. For sale asking circa $350,000.