Few cars have the same history as the 1968 Lamborhgini Miura P400. The Italian supercar has incredible styling, an enormous 4.0-liter V12 that made around 350 hp and a sound that could be heard from a mile away. Movie fanatics or fans of the original film "The Italian Job" will remember seeing an orange Miura P400 driving along an alpine highway in the film's opening scene. Wealthy enthusiasts and fans of the movie can now rejoice, because the same Miura P400 from the movie is now on sale.

The factory-original Miura P400 is chassis number 3568, is finished in the stunning Arancio Miura (Miura Orange) and features the original Pelle Bianco leather interior. The supercar is a "second series" Miura P400 with a thicker chassis for less flex and only has 11,806 miles on it. The engine block was replaced in 2011 and the paint job was refreshed, but this classic supercar will still help you to relive your favorite memories in style. There's no word on pricing, but we're sure it'll be above the average price of roughly $800K.