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“Automobiles are unreliable and dangerous slaves. They frequently revolt and kill their masters. I hate them."
Michael D. O'Brien
The Island of the World
"Le automobili sono schiavi inaffidabili e pericolosi. Spesso si ribellano ed uccidono i loro padroni. Le odio."
Michael D. O'Brien
The Island of the World
Lamborghini Tipo Urus (2018-on) Modella 4-door SUV
Unfortunately, I wĺill have less time to spend on FLICKR in the coming period due to my study 'Drone Pilot Advanced EASA Specific-Category STS-01/PDRA-S01' 🚁
I keep trying to post 2 automotives a day on my stream and not in groups except by request
Francesco Salvi chiederebbe un aiuto:
There is to move a car ;-)
Qui sotto un rosso/blu per Fiorenzo :)))
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Lamborghini 350 GT (Touring body)
Manufacturer: Automobili Lamborghini Holding SpA, Sant'Agata Bolognese - Italy
Design: Carrozzeria Touring, Milan - Italy
Type: 350 GT
Engine: 3464cc V-12
Power: 280 bhp / 6.500 rpm
Torquw: 344 Nm / 5.700 rpm
Speed: 260 km/h
Production time: 1964 - 1966
Production outlet: 121
Curb weight: 1210 kg
1913 Bugatti Tipo 18 Sports 'Black Bess' (body by Henri Labourdette)
- 5027cc straight-4 OHC engine / three valves/cylinder
- power 100 bhp / 2.800 rpm
- top speed 150 km/h
- this Bugatti is the fourth in a series of only 7 Tipo 18's
- in 1913 French aviator and sportsman Roland Garros (1888-1918), a close friend of Ettore Bugatti, was the first owner of this Tipo 18
- that same year he became world famous to be the first pilot to make a non-stop flight across the Mediterranean Sea
- during WWI he became a fighter pilot and was killed in action in 1918
- in 1927, the stadium where the French open tennis championships were held was named after him
- in 1922 his Bugatti was sold to the British female racing driver Ivy Cummings, who named the car "Black Bess", after highwayman Dick Turpin's legendary black steed
Manufacturer: FIAT S.p.A. / Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (FIAT), Turin, Italy
Type: 500C Topolino
Production time: mid-year 1949 - mid-year 1954
Production outlet: 376,370
Engine: 569cc straight-4 OHV FIAT code 500C
Power: 16.5 bhp / 4.400 rpm
Torque: 29.5 Nm / 2.900 rpm
Drivetrain: rear wheels
Speed: 92 km/h
Curb weight: 580 kg
Wheelbase: 78.7 inch
Chassis: X-shaped profile frame / chassis (with holes for weight savings) with longitudinal beams and cross bracing and a separate steel body
Steering: adjusting screw and helical wheel via central screw with the control rod for each of the front wheels
Gearbox: four-speed manual / III and IV synchronized / floor shifter
Clutch: single dry plate disc
Carburettor: Weber 22 DRS or Solex 22 IAC-4
Fuel tank: 21 liter
Electric system: Marelli 12 Volts 38 Ah
Ignition system: distributor and coil
Brakes front: hydraulic drums
Brakes rear: hydraulic drums
Suspension front: independent single lower wishbones, lower triangular cross-bars, upper cross-leaf spring, transverse leaf springs + hydraulic telescopic dampers
Suspension rear: beam axle, sway bar, transverse semi-elliptic leaf springs + hydraulic telescopic dampers
Rear axle: live
Differential: spiral bevel 4.875:1
Wheels: 15 inch steel discs
Tires: 4.25-15
Special:
- In 1930, the Duce had called the senator of the Kingdom of Italy Giovanni Agnelli to inform him of the "absolute necessity" to motorize Italians with a cheap car that did not exceed the cost of 5,000 lire.
- The base “500” was designed (in-house Carrozzerie Speciali) by Dr. Dante Giacosa in the ‘30s, officially named “500”, but it became so popular, the Italians cosy named it “Topolino” (“little mouse”), in honor of Mickey Mous (1936-1948).
- All “American styled” C-Series 2-seaters has a sliding roof.
- The 500C Series was available as this Topolino and as Giardiniera (“gardener”) Belvedere (1949-1955: 122,837 units built).
Visited the new Lamborghini dealer in Leusden, The Netherlands today. There were some nice cars including this one.
Bonhams . Automobilia , Motos de collection et Automobiles d'exception au Grand Palais
Gardner et Serpollet marque franco-américaine 1898/1908 Paris , fondé par Léon Serpollet et Franck Gardner
voiture à vapeur / steam car
Voiture de la Course automobile Paris-Madrid de 1902
voiture du record du monde de vitesse de 1902 :120,70km/h
Car of the record of the world of speed of 1902 : 120,70km/h
Moteur à vapeur à 4 cylindres à plat opposés deux à deux
Bonhams . Automobilia , Motos de collection et Automobiles d'exception au Grand Palais
Chassis no. Y-A 4632
Engine no. 1137
1957 FIAT 1200 TV Tipo 103 3a Serie (1957-1959) Trasformabile (called Spyder in export countries)
- 1221cc straight-4 OHV engine
- Weber 36 DIM7 downdraft carburettor
- 4-speed manual gearbox
- power 54 bhp / 5.300 rpm
- torque 82 Nm / 3.000 rpm
- curb weight 930 kg
- top speed 141 km/h
- 1,801 units assembled (1957-1959)
Manufacturer: Alfa Romeo Automobiles S.p.A., Milan - Italy
Type: Giulia Super 1.3 Lusso Tipo 105 2A Series Berlina
Production time: mid-year 1971 - mid-year 1974
Production outlet: 85,200
Engine: 1290cc straight-4 DOHC
Power: 103 bhp / 6.000 rpm
Torque: 137 Nm / 3.200 rpm
Drivetrain: rear wheels
Speed: 165 km/h
Curb weight: 1040 kg
Wheelbase: 98.8 inch
Chassis: box frame with self-supporting all-steel unibody
Steering: ZF recirculating ball or Burman ball circulation steering
Gearbox: five-speed manual / all synchromesh / floor shift
Clutch: single dry plate disc
Carburettor: twin Weber 40 DCOE 28 2-barrel downdraft
Fuel tank: 46 liter
Electric system: 12 Volts 50 Ah
Ignition system: distributor and coil
Brakes front: 10.5 inch hydraulic servo-assisted discs with brake pressure limiter
Brakes rear: 10.5 inch hydraulic servo-assisted discs with brake pressure limiter
Suspension front: independent transverse arms, overlapping wishbones, lower crossbars and upper simple crossbars with reaction struts and helical springs, sway bar, coil springs + hydraulic telescopic shock absorbers
Suspension rear: trailing arms, longitudinal thrust arms and middle triangle crossbars, longitudinal coil springs + hydraulic telescopic shock absorbers
Rear axle: live
Differential: hypoid 4.777:1
Wheels: 14 / 15 inch steel discs
Tires: 155 SR 15 Pirelli Cinturato / 165 HR 14 Pirelli Cinturato
Options: Air Conditioning, limited slip rear differential
Special:
- Anonima Fabbrica Automobili Lombardo (ALFA) was founded in 1909 and the new owner, Nicola Romeo, added his surname, so it became ALFA ROMEO.
- The Giulia (Tipo 05) was designed by the wind tunnel (Kamm-tail: gave a lower drag coefficient then for example a Porsche 911 at that time), Giuseppe Scarnati, Orazio Satta Puglia and Ivo Colucci in the early 60’s and introduced at the Monaz Autodrome.
- The name “Giulietta” means “little Giulia” in Italian, so the Alfa Giulia title was a play on words identifying the new car as a grown-up version of the Giulietta.
- “Lusso” means “Luxury” in Italian.
- This Gulia Super 2A Series "unificata" / “just two models” was available as this 1.3 and as Giulia Super 1.6 (1971-1974: 1570cc straight-4 - power 116 bhp / 5.500 rpm - torque 162 Nm / 2.900 rpm - top speed 175 km/h.
- The Giulia Series was assembled by Alfa Romeo in Arese, Milan - Italy and in Portello - Italy.
" Ci sono due cose che nessun uomo ammetterà mai di non saper fare bene: guidare e fare l'amore."
(Stirling Moss)
1929 Bugatti Tipo 35 C Modella Roadster
- only 50 units built with Roots supercharger (power 128 bhp)
- sold new to Georges Philippe De Rothschild
Manufacturer: F.I.A.T. Automobiles S.p.A. / Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (FIAT), Turin - Italy
Type: Tipo 24/32 HP Series 2 Rear Entry Tonneau 4-seats
Production time: 1904
Production outlet: 121
Production time: 1902 - 1905 (all Series)
Production outlet: about 400 (all Series)
Engine: 6902cc straight-4 twin-block T-head with pump-circulated water cooling
Power: 34 bhp / 1.200 rpm
Torque: unknown
Drivetrain: rear wheels double chain drive system
Speed: 75 km/h
Curb weight: 1350 kg
Wheelbase: 114.2 inch
Chassis: pressed steel ladder frame with separate steel body
Steering: worm & sector
Gearbox: four-speed manual H-gate / non synchromesh / floor shift
Clutch: band type
Carburettor: FIAT’s own
Fuel tank: unknown
Electric system: unknown
Ignition system: high tension magneto
Brakes front: non
Brakes rear: hand operated two-wheel rear mechanical drums and a foot operated dual driveshaft brakes
Suspension front: rigid axle with longitudinal leaf springs
Suspension rear: rigid axle with longitudinal leaf springs
Rear axle: beam axle full-floating type
Wheels: wooden spoke wheels
Tires: 820 x 120
Special:
- Series 1: 1902-1903: 6371cc - 24bhp/1200rpm - 35 units built
- Series 2: 1904: 6902cc - 34bhp/1200rpm - 121 units built
- Series 3: 1905: 7363cc - 36bhp/1400rpm - 85 km/h - exact units built unknown
- Around 400 units were assembled at the Corso Dante plant in Turin.
- The 1904 model was produced in four wheelbase lenghts to allow different body styles (two seats sports version, Tonneau, Wagonette-Tonneau, Duc-de-Dame, up to big Landaulet and Phaeton versions.
- These were expensive cars, available at Hollander & Tangeman, Fiat importer in New York, at a list price of $ 9.000, the second most expensive car in 1904, only to be surpassed by the 60HP Mercedes / Simplex. For that amount of money one could buy 10 brand new Cadillac model B’s at $ 900 each, but European cars were en vogue, offering much better engineering than contemporary American cars.
- FIAT built only the rolling chassis (chassis + drivetrain) at the Corso Dante (Turin) plant and all bodies were built by special coach builders at customers wishes.
- The 24/32 HP had (for that time) many novelties: it has a pressed steel frame (instead of a steel-reinforced wood chassis), it was the first sedan car to use a "Landaulet" body type, it was the first car to have an accelerator (foot) pedal, the first can with a band type clutch and it was the first automobile with a four-speed manual (forward) gearbox + reverse.
- Also noteworthy is the fact that in the first two series, tires with identical dimensions were used front and rear.
- The 24/34 HP "1902 24 HP Corsa" also was the first "racer" ever! It was specially designed for racing and not a "clone" of a standard automobile. It had a complete steel chassis (instead of wood), a 7238cc straight-4 twin-engine block with 40 bhp / 1.200 rpm and speeds up to 100 km/h, very fast in those days.
- Queen Margherita, the first Queen of Italy ("The Queen of pearls") owned a 24-32 HP, so called “Sparrowhawk”, in which she toured around half a year through Europe (over 5,000 km) in company of the famous racing driver Alessandro Cagno.
- As far as we know only 5 cars of this type 24/32 cars survived: Chassis number 745 from 1904 resides in The Netherlands, The Biscaretti Collection has two cars: a 1905 landaulette chassis nr. 2230, and a modified touring car, chassis number unknown but probably a late car (1908). In the UK chassis number 2538 has been rebuild as an Targa Florio inspired two-seater, whereas in the USA chassis number 2590 claims to be the real Targa racer.
Manufacturer: FIAT S.p.A. / Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino (FIAT), Turin, Italy
Type: 1200 “Pininfarina” Cabriolet
Production time: 1959 - 1963
Production outlet: 14,214
Engine: 1221cc straight-4
Power: 58 bhp / 5.300 rpm
Torque: 83 Nm / 3.000 rpm
Drivetrain: rear wheels
Speed: 142 km/h
Curb weight: 900 kg
Wheelbase: 92 inch
Chassis: with self-supporting body
Steering: worm & roller
Gearbox: four-speed manual (II, III and IV synchronized) / floor shifter
Clutch: hydraulic single dry plate disc
Carburettor: Weber 36 DCD 7
Fuel tank: 38 liter
Electric system: 12 Volts
Ignition system: distributor and coil
Brakes front: FIAT-Baldwin hydraulic drums
Brakes rear: FIAT-Baldwin hydraulic drums
Suspension front: independent transverse swinging trapezoidal double wishbones with coil springs and sway bar + RIV telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers
Suspension rear: longitudinal semi-elliptic leaf springs with anti-roll bar + RIV telescopic hydraulic shock absorbers
Rear axle: live
Differential: hypoid
Wheels: 4J x 15
Tires: 155x15
Options: on request RHD, radio, two tone colouring
Special:
- The FIAT 1200 Cabriolet was designed by Carozzeria Pininfarina S.p.A., Cambiano - Italy (with similarities to the Ferrari's 250 GT PF), FIAT badged with a new split mesh-patterned grille, swiveling seats and roll-up windows and introduced at the 1959 Autosalon van Genève.
- This 1200 “Pininfarina” Cabriolet was built by Fiat's Vetture Speciali ("special cars") unit.