Considered the world’s first supercar, three Lamborghini Miuras were found “abandoned” in a scrap yard in the United States and are up for auction. Its estimated value is R$11 million – although dusty and without some parts.
These cars are part of the collection belonging to Rudi Klein, a famous car collector and owner of Porsche Foreign Auto Wrecking who died in 2001.
The auction will take place at the end of October during “The Junkyard: The Rudi Klein Collection” event.
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Among the three found in the junkyard was a very famous 1968 Lamborghini Miura P400, believed to have originally belonged to Lamborghini engineer and test driver Claudio Zampolli, who was credited with importing Lamborghinis to Southern California in the 1960s, “Metro” said. The condition of the vehicle still allows for restoration.
