Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955
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Specifications Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955 blueprint
The Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955 is a rare vintage race car that was manufactured by the iconic French car brand, Gordini. This car is considered a collectors item due to its incredible performance and unique design. It has a sleek, aerodynamic body that is painted in a glossy black and red color scheme, with the iconic Gordini logo prominently displayed on the hood. The interior of the car includes black leather bucket seats, a four-spoke steering wheel, and a dashboard with chrome accents. Under the hood, the Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955 houses a powerful 3.2-liter engine that blasts out over 120 horsepower. This engine is mated to a five-speed manual transmission that is capable of reaching an impressive top speed of over 170 mph. The car also has massive drum brakes that provide superior stopping power and a great amount of grip for handling out on the track. As a traditional race car, the Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955 is equipped with a set of slick, single slick tires. This ensures that the car is able to handle all types of terrain and has excellent road holding capabilities. On the outside, the car also features a classic rear-engine configuration with a rear-mounted longitudinally-mounted engine. With its beautiful design, powerful engine, and tight handling, the Gordini 32 F1 GP OW 1955 is an absolute classic in the world of vintage race cars. It is a highly sought after ride, as its performance and looks make it stand out from the rest.
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