1951 Alfa Romeo 159 Alfetta F1 Formula
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Specifications 1951 Alfa Romeo 159 Alfetta F1 Formula blueprint
The 1951 Alfa Romeo 159 Alfetta F1 Formula was a unique race car from its time. It had the perfect combination of classic design and modern engineering to make a truly exceptional machine. It featured a light-weight, tubular tubular chassis, with a detachable rear end. Its powertrain was a 1.5 liter, supercharged straight-eight engine, producing around 220 horsepower. Its distinctive foot-long nose cone would dominate its silhouette amongst other cars of its era. It was fitted with other technologies for performance such as dry-sump lubrication, five-speed gearbox, and dual overhead camshafts. Its overall design was very appealing, with its classic Alfa Romeo grille and curved fenders bringing out a distinct nostalgic look. The Alfetta also featured distinctively shaped exhaust pipes. It was finished in a unique, eye-catching blue with two yellow stripes down the hood. The cockpit was both luxurious and functional with full instrumentation, magnesium alloy wheels, and a body covered in aluminum. It handled exceptionally well and was amazingly efficient, perfect for long races. The 1951 Alfa Romeo 159 Alfetta F1 Formula was, and still is, an icon of motorsports history. Its design is still recognizable to this day, and its heritage has been carried over to the modern-day vehicles. Its combination of performance, looks, and style make it an incredibly desirable car which collectors and fans alike can appreciate.
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