Connaught Lea Francis A F1 Cabriolet 1952
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Specifications Connaught Lea Francis A F1 Cabriolet 1952 blueprint
The Connaught Lea Francis A F1 Cabriolet 1952 is a classic British sports car that epitomizes speed and style. Its a splendidly sleek, two-door convertible with a body style and design that captures the essence of the 1950s. Finished in rich black paintwork complete with whitewall tires and polished chrome bumpers front and back, it is a truly impressive sight. Under the curvy bonnet sits a Lea Francis 1.5-Litre Hyper 4-cylinder engine with a single carburetor, tuned to produce around 70 horsepower. Aided by the lightweight alloy body, this gives the car lively performance, reaching a top speed of around 80 mph with a brisk 0-60 time of 14 seconds. It is equipped with a sporting 4-speed manual transmission that delivers power to the rear wheels. The interior of the Connaught Lea Francis A F1 Cabriolet 1952 is equally as striking. The tandem seating is upholstered in newly reupholstered, light tan-coloured, genuine leather that contrasts exquisitely with the glossy black steering wheel and dashboard which features a full array of classic gauges and control knobs. Driving the Connaught Lea Francis A F1 Cabriolet 1952 is truly a special experience. The throaty rumble from the engine, the rich scent of real leather and the hands-on feel of the transmission, combine for a truly immersive experience. It is a classically beautiful piece of motoring heritage that will make every journey a memorable one.
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