1959 Aston Martin DBR4 F1 GP OW
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Specifications 1959 Aston Martin DBR4 F1 GP OW blueprint
The 1959 Aston Martin DBR4 F1 GP OW is a truly impressive vehicle. When it first rolled out onto the track, it was an instant sensation. Its sleek, streamlined body boasted a striking red and white paint job that seemed to shimmer in the light. The engine boasted a 3 litre, 250 horsepower V6 unit that produced around 220 brake horsepower. It had a four speed manual transmission that allowed it to reach a top speed of 175 mph. The lightweight chassis was constructed out of aluminum and titanium and featured a double wishbone suspension system with aerodynamic wings built into the body. This combination of power, speed and design made it an icon of speed and agility on the track. The interior of the DBR4 F1 was equally impressive. The car's renowned leather-lined cockpit provided an array of instrumentation and controls that could be manipulated for optimum performance. Its steering wheel featured a quick-release mechanism and worked in harmony with the lightweight staggered-spoke magnesium alloy wheels. The powerful brakes were constructed out of cast iron and aluminum with a vacuum servo system. With over 125 components altogether, the DBR4 F1 was an impressive piece of engineering. On the track, the DBR4 F1 was a formidable machine. Even after decades of racing, it is still often referred to as one of the most beautiful and powerful Formula One cars of its time. The presence and performance of this cars stands the test of time and continues to be appreciated today.
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