Ferrari 512 S Short Tail Version A Targa 1969
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Specifications Ferrari 512 S Short Tail Version A Targa 1969 blueprint
The Ferrari 512 S Short Tail Version A Targa 1969 is truly a work of art. From its Italian-made twill weave upholstery to its aluminium alloy body, this classic beauty exudes unmistakable Italian charm. Its elongated curves and unmistakable paint job - a bright red exterior and a black interior - make it a head-turner in a crowd. The powerful 5.0-litre, 12-cylinder engine of the 512 S is capable of reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h and produces an awe-inspiring 590 bhp at 8500 rpm. Its four-valve cylinder heads and five-speed manual transmission allow the driver to take full control of their ride. The abundance of power on tap is complemented by the capable braking system, which can stop the car from 100 km/h in just 28.5 metres. The berlinetta-style 512 S is not only powerful but also comfortable inside, featuring a luxurious interior. The leather-covered seats provide comfort and stability while the electric windows let you enjoy fresh air on demand. The wooden dashboard, the intricate gauges, and the wood-rimmed steering wheel all make for a truly unique driving experience. The Ferrari 512 S Short Tail Version A Targa 1969 is sure to please even the most discerning car enthusiast. Its combination of sleek styling, exceptional performance, and luxurious amenities makes it an icon of classic Italian sports car design. With a pedigree like this, it is no wonder why the 512 S commands attention whenever it takes the road.
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