Tempo Matador 1000 Van 1952
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Specifications Tempo Matador 1000 Van 1952 blueprint
The Tempo Matador 1000 Van 1952 is a quintessential classic of the 1950s, historically considered a breakthrough in vehicle design. This vintage van has significant design points that stand out in the minds of enthusiasts today, such as its front-mounted hood scoop, distinctive wide, chrome grille, and wraparound windshield. The sturdy Tempo Matador is powered by a 90 hp, 1.5-liter flathead four-cylinder engine mated to a three-speed manual transmission. The 1000 Van also features a unique Cab-over-engine design and features spacious seating for up to seven passengers. It proved itself to be incredibly reliable, thanks to its engineering and production quality, making it ideal for both short and long journeys. The vans exterior is characterized by its two-tone color scheme, with bright, vivid paint that stands out from the crowd. Its chrome accents on its headlights, grille, and trim add a nice touch of vintage glamour. Inside, the Tempo Matador 1000 Van has an array of period-accurate features to enjoy, such as its vinyl-finished seats, classic dashboard design, and antiquated ventilation system. All in all, the Tempo Matador 1000 Van 1952 is an iconic classic with lasting style and charm. Its powerful engine and reliable engineering make it an excellent addition to any collectors lineup. Whether you are looking for a comfortable road trip vehicle or a vintage design piece, the Tempo Matador 1000 Van is the perfect option.
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