The Napier Land Speed Rekord Car OW 1905 is an impressive sight to behold. This British racing car was designed by John Godfrey Parry Thomas and holds the record for the highest speed ever achieved for a car of its kind. This amazing machine is powered by a huge 3017.4cc six-cylinder sleeve-valve engine producing 175 brake horsepower. The lightweight body of this car is made of aluminium and fitted with distinctive louvres along the side to cool the engine. The large wheels are shod with Dunlop tyres, providing exceptional grip and stability. Inside the driver seat sits low, with the slim-lined dashboard framed with wood and brass dials. The engine is fed by a fuel tank which can carry up to 115 litres at a time and is fuelled by a carburettor. The exhaust is shrouded to minimise air resistance and is fitted with a copper exhaust manifold in order to improve the engine's performance. The car features a direct-drive system which is single-clutched and a four-speed gearbox. In order to ensure the car's safety, a roll cage is integrated into the frame, which also serves to strengthen the chassis. The Napier Land Speed Rekord Car OW 1905 is a magnificent feat of engineering, unrivaled for its speed and power. Its sleek lines, impressive power and distinctive louvres all serve to remind us of the incredible feat which the driver achieved with this machine.
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