Ferrari 246 F1 OW 1958
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Specifications Ferrari 246 F1 OW 1958 blueprint
The Ferrari 246 F1 OW 1958 is a classic Italian sports car, developed by the racing experts at Ferrari to compete in the World Championship of Formula 1 racing. It is an iconic vehicle, debuting at the 1958 Spanish Grand Prix and instantly dominating the race with victory due to the unparalleled performance of the car. The 246 F1 OW 1958 is a two-door coupe with a beautiful and classic design that still captivates millions of fans today. It has a sleek curves and striking red bodywork that make it look stunning both on and off the track. The car is powered by a single-piece cast, 3-liter, light alloy 60° V-12 engine that produces 280 brake horsepower. In addition to its high performance, the 246 F1 OW 1958 also features advanced semi-automatic transmission with four speeds forward and one reverse. For its interior, the Ferrari 246 F1 OW 1958 features comfortable bucket seats upholstered in leather, with a dashboard made out of rosewood and inlaid with ivory accents. The car has a 120 liter fuel tank, and a top speed of 270 km/h. The Ferrari 246 F1 OW 1958 is considered to be one of the greatest racing cars of all time. It is a vehicle that appears in many historic racing photographs, and is highly sought after by Ferrari enthusiasts and collectors alike. This is a timeless classic, the perfect combination of raw power and speed, and a true icon of the Italian racing scene.
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