Gearheads and collectors, listen up: a jaw-dropping 1970 Lamborghini Miura P400 is hitting the auction block in Kissimmee come January 17, 2026, and it’s not just any old classic. This beast, chassis No. 3685, is one of only six ever painted in the legendary Verde Miura—talk about rare. Slathered in that iconic green and slapped with a slick blue interior, it’s basically automotive royalty.
Under the hood? A snarling 3929cc V-12, cranking out 350 horses, fed by four Weber carburetors and paired with a five-speed manual transmission. Pure old-school muscle. The setup is classic Lambo: transverse engine, double-wishbone suspension on all four corners, and ventilated Girling brakes to keep this rocket in check.
Back in 2011, the experts at Bobileff Motorcar in San Diego—big names in the Lamborghini game—gave it a full nut-and-bolt restoration. Fresh out of the shop, it made waves at Concorso Italiano, cementing its status as a showstopper. With just over 52,000 kilometers on the clock and production number 247, this thing’s got history.
Oh, and it comes with the owner’s manual, because of course it does. Rare color, top-tier restoration, solid pedigree—this Miura’s the real deal. When the hammer drops next January, expect a frenzy. This isn’t just a car; it’s a piece of petrolhead paradise.
This amazing collection is being sold at Mecum’s largest sale of the year in Kissimmee, Florida. Visit their website to see other collections and vehicles on offer. Better yet, consign your car or collection today!
Shawn Henry