Lotus Eleven OW 1956
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Specifications Lotus Eleven OW 1956 blueprint
The Lotus Eleven OW 1956 is a classic British sports car that stands out amongst its contemporaries. Its timeless design has captivated car enthusiasts throughout the years and its rich history has given it a unique character and personality. The OW 1956 is powered by a Brooks 1000c Series engine, producing a peak power of 73bhp. Its lightweight design coupled with the powerful engine gives it an impressive power-to-weight ratio. The car has a top speed of 116 mph and can accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in just 8.1 seconds. The OW 1956 has a two-seat, open-top body that is highlighted by its simplified aerodynamic shape and a low, sleek profile. The body is constructed from alloy panels and mounted on a lightweight tubular steel chassis. Inside, the cabin is minimalistic yet stylish. The classic black steering wheel and dark wood dashboard compliment the cars exterior, and the leather seats offer maximum comfort. The Lotus Eleven OW 1956 has some interesting features, such as a single-piece windscreen that can be removed and placed back on using only one tool. Its drum brakes are dependable and reliable, and the car also benefits from a rear differential lock for added traction when cornering. In conclusion, the Lotus Eleven OW 1956 is a classic British sports car with a timeless design and powerful engine. Thanks to its lightweight construction and impressive performance, it still manages to impress car aficionados of today. Its storied history and reliable performance make it one of the most sought-after cars of its era.
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