Lotus F2 OW 1964
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Specifications Lotus F2 OW 1964 blueprint
The Lotus F2 OW 1964 is an iconic race car that truly stands the test of time. With its bright red paint job, this retro-style vehicle is sure to draw the eye of any auto enthusiast. Its iconic look is rooted in classic British engineering, with sleek curves and distinctive lines that help to make the Lotus F2 OW 1964 an unmistakable classic. The engine of this powerful race car is a Cosworth Ford SCA, which is capable of a tremendous performance on the track. The engine is mated with a five-speed Hewland FG100 gearbox, allowing for smooth shifting, high torque, and power delivery that allows the Lotus F2 OW 1964 to perform at its best in any racing condition. The exterior of the car is almost poetic. Its classic lines are accentuated by its sleek low-profile style, and its strong, angular nose gives it a bold and confident look. The Lotus F2 OW 1964 is equipped with an aerodynamic wing, designed to enhance stability and speed on the track. The wheels are the iconic 13-inch Campagnolo racing wheels, designed to provide superior road grip and maneuverability in this race car. On the inside, the cockpit of the Lotus F2 OW 1964 is a powerhouse of luxury. Boasting leather seats, a stylish rollbar, and a simple yet effective dashboard layout, this race car holds a comfortable, modern drive. Its generous cabin space ensures sufficient legroom and headroom to make the most of a drive. There's no denying that the Lotus F2 OW 1964 is a classic beauty on the track. Its iconic red paint job, classic design, powerful engine, and modern comfort features make it a must-have for any vintage race car collector.
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