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Model: Alfa Romeo 33/3 8 1000Km Buenos Aires 1972
Reference: SI CA11I
Manufacturer: Slot it
Participant version in the 1000km of Buenos Aires, piloted by Nino Vaccarella and Carlos Parietti in the year 1972
Model: Alfa Romeo 33/3 8 1000Km Buenos Aires 1972
Reference: SI CA11I
Manufacturer: Slot it
Participant version in the 1000km of Buenos Aires, piloted by Nino Vaccarella and Carlos Parietti in the year 1972
The Alfa Romeo Type 33 Sport Prototype was designed in the mid-1960s to compete in the World Championship. He was successful and won the Constructors' Championship in 1975, and again in 1977.
Designed by Carlo Chiti, a famous Italian engineer, the various variants of the car as offices of Alfa and also in private hands.
After the initial victories in the category Prototype 2 liters, the version T33 / 3 was released in 1969 and obtained its best result in the
1971 World Championship: The open prototype Autodelta won the overall classification in Brands Hatch, Watkins Glen and Targa Florio, being even faster than the 5-liter Sport cars.
The T33 3 fitted a monocoque chassis with aluminum and magnesium panels, a 2,898 cc V8 engine, and a 5- or 6-speed gearbox.
The maximum speed reached was 330 km / h at Le Mans with the long tail.
Length: 116.04
Width: 62.60
Height: 28.75
Rear Axle Guide: 82,80
Weight: 64.30
Weight Body: 15.90
Engine: 23,000 rpm V12 / 4
Par: 170 Gr / cm
Pinion / Crown: 11/32
Allows you to mount angle motor brackets
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