1971 Lamborghini Miura S

For more than 40 years, this late production Miura S remained tucked away in a garage in Northern California, untouched, preserved, and largely hidden from view.

Delivered new on May 25, 1971, this matching numbers Miura S was specially ordered in Rosso Miura over full Nero leather, an uncommon interior choice rarely seen on S models. The car was delivered directly from the factory to its first owner, listed in production records as “Howard Ray,” a U.S. client.

Highly optioned from new, this Miura S features factory air conditioning, a 190 mile per hour speedometer, and an original 8 track player details that reflect both the era and the individuality of the build.

As one of the final S models before the introduction of the Miura SV, this example represents the final evolution of the original Miura design. Its long term single region history and rare factory options make it a standout among surviving cars.