Raymond:

Not, it is not in San Diego, unfortunately. It is in the LA area.

Alberto

Raymond Stofer:

Do you know if that Miura S engine is from a combination of engines? The number stampings have different dates and serial #'s, so it appears so.

Can you say how much you want for it? You can PM me if you wish.

Alberto

this is an engine of a car delivered in Italy, the different numbers are normal.

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When Frank Sinatra got his Miura S in 1970, he said: “If you wanna be someone, buy Ferrari - If you are someone, you own a Lamborghini”.

and you're never going to get that fabulous Weber sound on a FI car.

Fred

Mmmmm Weber I was going to put a Weber on my 2.3 but I'm selling the car anyway so it doesn't matter... I'll just recommend whoever buys it to put one on it. I'm gonna miss that car it was my first car that I owned.

Here's a shot of my Miura SV motor after Jeff's work. It runs GREAT now...it's also a lot less noisy (not FUN noise, loose stuff noise) than it was before he finished with it. LOTS of other work on the car. Honestly, if we didn't have Mr. Stephan around to keep these cars sorted out, I would sell mine in a minute.

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Nice photos, all!!!

Keep'em coming!!

Its not an Engine ,,,,,,,,,
Its art ....!

Challe /

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As I have said many times... "Nobody builds aluminum castings like the Italians"!

That is one fine piece of work. Michaelangelo would be proud!

Mike
Jalpa #12071

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Aerodynamics are for people who can't build engines -- Enzo Ferrari

Hello,

Here is my first post !

I would like to know what are the differences from outside between a Miura S and SV engine except engine number ?

With many thanks in advance.

Florent MOULIN