Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960
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Specifications Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960 blueprint
The Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960 is a vintage vehicle that evokes a classic sense of automotive history. This two-seat racing car is one of the first mid-engined production cars, and is a member of the exclusive Lotus Elite breeding line. Featuring a body hand-formed from aluminium, this automotive masterpiece demands attention with its sleek curves and muscular stance. Under the hood, the Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960 is powered by a Coventry Climax FWE 1.5-litre DOHC inline-four engine capable of producing up to 200 horsepower. Throw in the four-speed Borg Warner T10 transmission, and you have a vehicle capable of reaching speeds of over 160 km/h. The car also has a suspension featuring double unequal-length wishbones with coil-over shock absorbers and an anti-roll bar system that help keep the car centered during hard cornering. When it comes to driving, the Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960 offers a remarkable experience. The lightweight body paired with the high performance engine allows for incredible grip on the road surface. Although it is a racing car, the interior offers a comfortable ride with a full dashboard and side panels. The seating is upholstered in lightweight, durable leather for comfortable, long-distance driving. Overall, the Lotus 19 Monte Carlo Coupe 1960 offers performance, style, and comfort to enthusiasts looking to experience the best of classic motorsport.
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