1966 Lola T70 Spyder

Lola 1966 T70 Spyder

Developed by World champion driver John Surtees, with 500 HP and weighing 1750 pounds, it had blinding acceleration, 0 to 100 mph in less than six seconds with stable, predictable handling.

-Country of origin - Great Britain
-Configuration - Chevrolet 90º V8
-Fuel feed - 4 Weber Carburettors
-Power-500 bhp / 373 KW

Quoting Conceptcarz

British race car builder Eric Broadley was one of the first to combine light weight mid-engine chassis with American V-8 power, in the Lola GT that ran at Le Mans in 1963. In 1965 he introduced the T70, which for two years was the world's fasgallery.adamsviews.net/artofsteel2015/ racing car.

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