McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968
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Specifications McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968 blueprint
The McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968 is a classic automobile from Britain's renowned engineering company, McLaren Automotive. Its sleek and stylish design is renowned throughout the automobile world, with an air of luxury and sophistication that is distinctive from its competitors. The vehicle's aerodynamic and aeronautical design cues create balance and a smooth aerodynamic flow that speak to its racing heritage. The McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968 is powered by a Ford-Cosworth DFV 3.0-liter V8 engine capable of generating 437 brake horsepower. It is equipped with a Hewland LG500 five-speed manual transmission and is capable of reaching top speeds of 187 mph. The chassis is a multi-tubular monocoque design with an aluminum honeycomb structure. Its suspension is comprised of double wishbones at the front and wide-angle, unequal length A-arms with coil-over dampers at the rear. Exterior features of the McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968 include a sharply angled front grille with passionate air intakes, butterfly doors, large 18-inch wheels, and racing-style mirrors for aerodynamics. The cabin is equipped with classic elements such as adjustable leather bucket seats, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, three-spoke steering wheel, and an engine start button. This classic timepiece of the racing fraternity has become a must-have for both enthusiasts and collectors alike. It is a museum-worthy piece of British engineering and a car that will continue to appreciate in value. With its historical racing pedigree, the McLaren M7 F1 OW 1968 is sure to make a statement wherever it goes.
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