Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952
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Specifications Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 blueprint
The Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 is an exquisite racing car that exemplifies a bygone era of automotive engineering. Crafted out of British aluminium, the F2 OW was designed by none other than John Cooper. This excellent racing machine was developed with the specific purpose of taking part in Formula Two events, back in 1952. The car features a compact, streamlined body that was built to grip the tracks as it sped around the circuit. The Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 is powered by an impressive two-litre four-cylinder Bristol engine that is capable of producing up to 130bhp. This engine is mated to a four-speed manual transmission in order to deliver the impressive power to the rear wheels. When you step into the driver's seat of the Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 you will be met with the vintage bucket-style driver's seat and period dashboard. Attention to detail is further reflected in the round steering wheel and period instrumentation. Beyond the vintage driver oriented interior, the Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 also features an independent suspension system on each of the four wheels as well as disc brakes. If you're looking for an old-school racing car that is capable of delivering a classical racing experience then the Cooper Bristol F2 OW 1952 is the perfect fit. With its period style and modern engineering, the F2 OW is sure to turn heads wherever it goes.
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