There are automobiles that transcend the very concept of a car to become cultural, historical, and stylistic icons. The Lamborghini Miura SV chassis #4870, once owned by the Shah of Persia, is undoubtedly one of them.
For Cremonini Classic, it was an extraordinary honor to undertake the restoration of such an important example—not only for its rarity and state of preservation, but also for its connection to one of the most emblematic figures of international 20th-century history.
A vehicle with a unique history
Chassis #4870, delivered to the Shah of Persia, stands as exceptional testimony to the role the Miura played as a symbol of prestige and modernity among the world’s highest international figures. An automobile conceived not merely to impress, but to embody a precise vision of luxury, power, and innovation.
A philological and award-winning restoration
Our restoration was carried out using a rigorously philological approach, respecting original materials, finishes, and specifications, with the aim of restoring the car’s authenticity and its original expressive power.
The result of this work was recognized in the most prestigious way possible: the Lamborghini Miura SV #4870 was awarded Best in Show at the Royal Bahrain Concours 2025—an achievement that fills us with pride and confirms the value of the path we have taken.
A special thank you
We would like to sincerely thank Kidston SA, who once again gave us the opportunity to work on a vehicle of absolute importance, demonstrating great trust in us. Being involved in projects of this level is both a privilege and a responsibility that we embrace with the utmost dedication.