Ferrari 250 LM Version C Coupe 1964
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Specifications Ferrari 250 LM Version C Coupe 1964 blueprint
The Ferrari 250 LM Version C Coupe 1964 is a collector's dream car. This vehicle was the last version of the 250LM with a 3-litre engine. It is a rare find, with only three produced. The exterior of the car features an aggressive front-end grille with four headlights flanking it. It has a long, sloping hood that leads to a low-slung, bulging bodywork that combines smooth curves with sharp creases for a sleek, aerodynamic look. The roofline is lower than that of other Ferraris, and it features a set of air scoops to help keep the engine cool. Inside, a burgundy interior is fitted with black leather bucket seats and a matching dash. The steering wheel is chrome-rimmed and mounted on an adjustable column. A combination of wood and chrome trimmings further enhance the interior. The Ferrari 250 LM Version C Coupe 1964 contains a 6-cylinder engine with three Weber twin-choke carbs generating a top speed of 275 km/h and 0-100 km/h in 5.7 seconds. Its manual gearbox has five speeds, with the unique feature of a torque converter responsive to higher loads. Brembo brakes ensure maximum stopping power. The car's suspension system consists of unequal length control arms all around with Koni shock absorbers. Seventeen-inch alloy wheels ensure excellent traction. Finally, the body is constructed from aluminium and the chassis is an amalgam of tubular steel sections, offering excellent strength and durability.
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