There are some cars that should never be touched, never be modified. One is the Ferrari F40, another is the Jaguar E-Type and one other is the Lamborghini Miura.
As a kid, when I saw Miura’s star in the opening scene of one of my favorite movies, the 1969 “Italian Work,” I struck. This sexy Lamborghini is a natural kinetic art as best as possible. Discover the Italian Task Opening Scene below. And building up the volume.
That’s why I had my reservations when I heard that well-known and sometimes controversial Japanese car customizer Liberty Walk would be unveiling a so-called ‘wide-body’ Miura at the Tokyo Auto Salon yesterday. Officially called the LB-Silhouette Works GT Lamborghini Miura, the car has been radically modified boasting flared arches with virtually every panel being tweaked in some way.
Released in 1966, the original Miura is the first Superutomobile V12 with an intermediate lambo engine and the car that the pedigree of the 12 cylinders that continues until today’s revelation. And, of course, we cannot communicate about Miura without paying tribute to the legend of Italian design that wrote this eternal work, Marcello Gandini. He also designed cars that influenced a generation of designers such as Lamborghini Countach, Alfa Romeo Carabo, Lancia Stratos and Ferrari Dino 308 GT4.
So, Gandini would like what the Liberty Walk with headquarters in Nagoya has done with his Halo car? Unfortunately, we cannot ask him when he died in March last year, however, we believe he could have reservations. In fact, he is probably changing in his grave right now.
I can perceive artists who wish to see to recreate their own edition of a classic. For example, the 1965 Righteous Brothers edition of the A Success song “Unchained Melody” much larger than the 1955 original via Todd Duncan. In fact, this is the only edit that other people know about, especially since it’s the theme song from the 1990 movie “Ghost. “
However, there are songs that never suffer from remakes or canopy edits, such as Charles Aznavour’s gorgeous vintage tube “She. “I’m not a fan of Elvis Costello’s edit of “She” that was used in the 1999 film “Notting Hill. “Have the vocal skills to do justice to “Elle. ” His edition for me is like Champagne without bubbles.
The rear wing a bit exaggerated, I think.
In the same way that, I, the Costello Pale edition opposes the original song of Aznavour, also believe that Liberty Walk deserves to have only left the sublime Miura. Without entering a long boring criticism, I think Liberty Walk has taken perfection and disturbed the “strength”, so to speak. They disappointed the design balance by altering the exceptional proportions of the car, adding a large wing and reducing the height of the frame to silly levels.
Only 763 miuras were manufactured, so it is herbal that the greatest enthusiastic and creditors Lambo need to leave this lamb alone. In fact, Liberty Walk has already tried the waters of Miura customization before, however, this reproduction was based on a Ford GT chassis, so he was forgiven. This time, Liberty Walk received one of those 763 oddities. Well, bubbles have also left champagne here.
Guys, we know car customizing can be fun, but please leave the classics alone. Unless you can do what the Righteous Brothers did to Unchained Melody. Thanks.
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