The Goodwood Revival Weekend 2002
"Maseratis in the paddock!" |
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Tipo 4CLT/49 #1604 | |||
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![]() The identification plate of the Tipo 4CLT/49. |
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Became known as the Sanremo after Ascari's and Villoresi's one-two at the 1948 Sanremo GP. |
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Medardo Fantuzzi's bodywork on the tubular chassis which Ing. Masssimino and Ernesto Maserati worked on as early as 1946. |
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The dry sump oil reservoir filler cap moved from inside the cockpit on the earlier examples to the outside on the later models. |
![]() The driver's dashboard. | ![]() The driver's cockpit. |
![]() Note the extended gear lever. | ![]() The aero-screen shaped like a driver's helmet! |
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This little supercharged 1½-litre 4-cyl 16-valve engine produced over 270 bhp @ 7000 rpm. |
![]() One of the Roots superchargers. | ![]() The eight branch exhaust manifold. |
![]() One of the two Roots superchargers, this one driven by the camshaft gear: note the pressure safety valve! |
![]() The rear-engined JBW Maserati. | ![]() The twin Weber carburettors. |
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This 1½-litre 4-cyl 16-valve engine with twin Roots superchargers produced 260 bhp at 7000 rpm. |
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The huge finned and ventilated front drum brakes. |
![]() The rear suspension. | ![]() |
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Tipo 6CM #1535 |
Cooper-Maserati #? |
Tipo 4CM #1120 |
Tipo 61 #2457 |
Tipo 200SI #2416 |
Tipo A6GCS/53 #? |
Tipo A6GCS #2098 |
Tipo A6GCM #2033 |
Tipo 4CL #1556 |
Tipo 250F #1556 |
Tec-Mec Maserati #F 451 |
JBW Maserati |
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