Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW 1966

Specifications Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW 1966 blueprint

The Chaparral 2D GT is a classic classic race car with a distinctive and iconic design that will turn heads at any race track. Built in 1966, this powerful and lightweight machine was designed and manufactured by the American racing legend, Jim Hall and the Chaparral Cars team. The car was a response to the FIAs new Group 7 regulations, which enabled Hall to use his innovative technologies on racing cars. Powered by a Chevy 327 V8 engine, the Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW outputs a staggering 500 bhp, making it one of the fastest cars on the circuit. Composed primarily of lightweight fiberglass, the 2D GT Sebring OW is a high-performance race car that is both lightweight and agile. Innovative features of the car include a large engine-cooling vent in the nose and an adjustable rear wing for traction and downforce. The frame is composed of a thin and stiff tubing with two airfoils in the rear. These features have made the Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW a formidable force on the race track, as well as a popular choice among race car enthusiasts. The car comes with a four-speed manual transmission and an independent rear suspension system, giving it a smooth ride and efficient handling. Its outfitted with four-wheel disc brakes and Pirelli P7 tires, giving it more traction and stability when cornering. Inside the cockpit, the driver is treated to a spacious seating area and a dashboard featuring analog gauges. One of the most noteworthy features of the Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW is its distinct exterior design. It boasts smooth, aerodynamic curves, a large rear spoiler, and iconic vents on the nose. The classic white and blue paintwork further sets it apart from its competitors on the race track. This is a classic car that is sure to turn heads on any race track. With its unique design, powerful engine, and advanced technology, the Chaparral 2D GT Sebring OW will give any driver a thrilling and memorable ride.