Ferrari 625 OW 1954
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Specifications Ferrari 625 OW 1954 blueprint
The Ferrari 625 OW 1954 is a classic icon of Italian racing heritage. It was the first sportscar produced by Ferrari and is considered the grandfather of Ferraris famous T-series cars. Like other Ferraris of the era, the 625 OW 1954 was built with a muscular, Ferrari-customized V12 engine. This engine was capable of producing a whopping 240 horsepower. This impressive engine was paired with a four-speed manual gearbox for an advanced sports driving experience. The Ferrari 625 OW 1954 was designed with a sleek, aerodynamic body that was inflected with classic curves and edges. An oblong grille and restrained front grill gave rise to classic Italian styling. On the inside, the car was equipped with quality leather seating and light, airy cabin that provided some luxurious touches. The passenger would be surrounded by beautiful wood and steering wheel trim. All of these elements combined to create a truly sophisticated aesthetic. The Ferrari 625 OW 1954 was also equipped with some of the best technological advancements of the time. It featured a dual overhead camshaft, which allowed for greater power and faster speed. The car also featured a limited-slip differential, which provided improved traction and handling in nearly any terrain. The body style of the Ferrari 625 OW 1954 was further enhanced by color-matched wire-spoke wheels and additional chrome details. This classic car was capable of reaching speeds of up to 140 miles per hour, or 680 kilometers per hour. Today, the Ferrari 625 OW 1954 is a priceless classic that is highly sought after by collectors around the world. Its iconic style and classic performance make it one of the most desirable Ferraris of the era.
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