Lotus Ford 79 OW 1978
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Specifications Lotus Ford 79 OW 1978 blueprint
The Lotus Ford 79 OW 1978 is a phenomenal, one of a kind car, that stands out in its class. With sleek lines, and a timeless exterior of white, black and green livery, this vehicle has become an iconic part of racing history. Under the hood lies a Ford Cosworth DFV 3.0 litre V8 engine, producing up to 480 horsepower, ready to propel the driver through the track. The chassis is lightweight yet sturdy, and in-line with the late seventies Formula 1 race scene. An adjustable chassis permits suspension and wheel camber angles that influence the steering response and grip during racing conditions. The OWs tubular steel construction along with the composite fuel tanks and portions of the airboxes protect the driver in the unfortunate event of a crash. The driver cabin has been specially crafted to provide a comfortable yet secure environment accompanied by the latest in racing technology. The adjustable seat permits adjustments to be made to various angles and dimensions to accommodate the drivers needs. The driver has access to a roll-bar integrated multi-function dashboard with all the necessary driving information before them. The OW is a gem of Formula 1 tech. The strength of its engine and chassis combined with its nostalgic exterior and a sophisticated interior make it a must-have for any racing enthusiast. Its presence on the track will no doubt make it an unbeatable competitor.
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