1950 Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta Formula
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The 1950 Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta Formula is an iconic Italian race car. It is a mid-engine, single seat, two-seat purpose-built racecar that was built in 1950 for the Formula One championship series. It features a powerful Alfa Romeo straight eight engine producing 147 horsepower, mated to a five-speed transmission. The car was constructed with a lightweight aluminum body that was sleek yet aerodynamic, allowing it to reach high speeds on the open track. The exterior design features a two-tone paint job in a deep red and white color combination, as well as a distinct Alfa Romeo badge and signature stripes down each side. The cockpit interior featured a racing bucket seat, gripped three-spoke Momo steering wheel with black leather upholstery, and a large glove box for storage control. The entire system is built on an independent suspension system to allow the pilot to have full control in tight maneuvers at any race track. The cars brakes are servo-assisted for a fast stop, and the suspension is adjustable to maximize road traction. The vehicle also comes equipped with a full external roll cage to protect the driver from possible head injuries. This classic Formula One racecar is a perfect example of a powerful, technologically advanced, and amazingly well designed machine. The Alfa Romeo 158 Alfetta is a fantastic racing machine to own and drive, combining the best of both worlds: speed and handling.
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