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Ferrari 250 GT Cabriolet P.F. Series 1

1956-1959, Italy

engines/performance

engines:
years cyl./valv. compr. displacement

power

  fuel torque  
'56-59: V12/24V 8.5:1 2953cc.(180ci)

240-bhp

@7000rpm

3x2bbl 195lb-ft. (264Nm)

@5000rpm

performance:
engine topspeed 0-50mph 0-62mph 0-100mph 0-124mph

1/4mile

3.0l/240hp: 240kph/149mph ?s 7.1s ?s ?s

?s@?mph/?kph

tyres/transmission

tyres front/rear: 5.50 x 16
transmission/drive wheel: 4-speed/RWD

dimension/weight

length x width x height: ? x ? x ? mm (? x ? x ? in)
wheelbase - tread f/r: 2600 mm - 1354/1349 mm (102.4 in - 53.3/53.1 in)
weight: 1300 kg (2866 lb)
price: ?
production: 40

In 1953 the first Ferrari 250 was shown. It was replaced by the 250 Europe in 1954. The next Evolution was the
Ferrari 250 GT, first presented in Geneve in 1956. The convertible-versions of the 250GT were designed by Pinin Farina,
the first series was built between 1956 and 1959, the second between 1959 and 1962.
Pictures taken 2008 in the "Technikmuseum Sinsheim" in Sinsheim, Germany
 
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