Ferrari 330 P3 Targa 1966
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Specifications Ferrari 330 P3 Targa 1966 blueprint
The 1966 Ferrari 330 P3 Targa was a powerful racing car designed by Ferrari to take on the heat of the competition. This sleek and stylish sports car had a mid-engine 3.3-litre V-12 engine that could produce a maximum of 300 horsepower and 273 lb-ft of torque. Its transaxle layout allowed for better weight distribution and improved handling. The chassis of this car was made using a combination of aluminium and steel which gave it a lightweight, yet strong structure. On the exterior, the Ferrari 330 P3 Targa featured a short and stubby nose section, along with four round headlights and an orange stripe down the length of the body. The interior was equipped with two black leather bucket seats and a wood-rimmed steering wheel that featured a red stitching trim, while the dashboard was fitted with a variety of mechanical gauges that included a rev counter and an odometer. The Ferrari 330 P3 Targa could reach a top speed of up to 165 mph, and its aerodynamics and stunning design made it a powerful and iconic classic.
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