Chaparral 2F Brands Hatch Coupe 1967
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Specifications Chaparral 2F Brands Hatch Coupe 1967 blueprint
The Chaparral 2F Brands Hatch Coupe 1967 is an iconic racecar that pushed the boundaries of motorsport in the 1960s. Built by Jim Hall and Hap Sharp for the Can-Am racing series, this racecar was the ultimate expression of Hall and Sharp's innovative ideas. The sleek, angular body is made from lightweight fiberglass and features a distinctive air scoop at the rear of the car which served to vent the hot engine air from the engine bay. The hood opens out to reveal the powerplant, a lightweight 500Bhp Chevrolet V8, forged onto a tubular chassis. The car is designed for fast cornering and stability with four-wheel independent coil spring suspension, low aerodynamic drag and wide tires for outstanding performance. Nimble and light-footed Chaparral 2F was the car to beat in the 1967 season, and it is a true masterpiece of racing heritage. With its stunning design, revolutionary technology and sheer power, the Chaparral 2F Brands Hatch Coupe 1967 is a formidable force on the track.
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