Ferrari 375 OW 1950
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Specifications Ferrari 375 OW 1950 blueprint
Ah, the Ferrari 375 OW 1950. This classic open-wheel racecar from the post-World War II period is a thing of automotive beauty and historical significance. It was the last open-wheel car crafted by Enzo Ferrari and was the beginning of a dynasty. Under the hood lies a 4.5-liter V12 engine capable of producing 300 horsepower. This powerful motor was mated to a five-speed manual transmission that could take the Ferrari 375 OW 1950 from 0-60 in just under 10 seconds. To make the Ferrari 375 OW 1950 even more special, its chassis and body were designed by the great Carrozzeria Pinin Farina. Its long-nosed body form helped the car cut through the air with ease while the cockpit was relatively roomy for a racecar back then. The interior was also quite luxurious for a racecar of this era with leather-covered seats, an instrument panel that glows with an amber hue, and wood veneers adorning the dashboard. The Ferrari 375 OW 1950 is a classic example of beautiful engineering and design and a dream car for many collectors. Its classic lines tower over the years and will be seen for generations to come.
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