Posts Tagged ‘arrows’
Classic #f1 Car For Sale – 1983 Arrows A6
From the listing for this F1 car for sale: The 1983 Arrows A6 was the last of the Cosworth DFW powered Arrows and the last normally aspirated Arrows. Designed by Dave Wass the A6 was built in the flat bottomed style required by the 1983 rules. This car is in excellent condition and will…
Read MoreClassic #f1 Car For Sale – 1990 Arrows A11 Cosworth
From the listing: Arrows A11B Cosworth/ Hart 650 bhp DFR engine The car has just had a rebuild with a newly installed ATL new fuel cell and oil cooler and freshly rebuilt Hart version of the DFR 650 bhp engine with £20k invoice This car is ideal for Euroboss events or F1 track day…
Read MoreClassic #f1 Car For Sale – 1993 Footwork Arrows FA14
From the listing: Footwork Mugen Honda Arrows FA14, chassis number Footwork 93/05. Race ready, fitted with Cosworth-Hart engine. Newly Rebuilt with zero miles! Professionally maintained by US Racetronics, Pro Formula Atlantic Team. This car is in stunning condition and is race ready. This car is from the 1993 f1 season where Derek Warwick and…
Read MoreClassic #f1 Car For Sale – 1994 Arrows FA16
From the listing: Arrows FA16 car with empty Hart 3 litre V8 engine This car was raced to 3rd place at Australian GP in 94 by Gianni Morbidelli The car has sat since its last GP in the private collection of Arrows F1 team owner until it was purchased by the current owner The…
Read MoreClassic #f1 Car For Sale – 1978 Arrows A1
From the listing: This is a technically brilliant, highly effective car in excellent condition. Fresh engine and new gearbox. Complete, exhaustive prep with the best of everything. The first true Arrows design, this car was driven by Jochen Mass and Ricardo Patrese. This car has been invited to the Long Beach Grand Prix in 2004,…
Read MoreClassic #F1 Car for sale – 1991 Footwork Arrows FA12
From the listing: The Footwork Arrows FA12 was a collaboration between the Arrows F1 Team and Porsche Motorsport. It featured cutting edge aerodynamics, all carbon fiber construction and carried a Porsche V12 engine that should have been a world beater. The V12 was essentially two Porsche – TAG 1.5 litre engines grafted together with an increase in displacement. This similar design philosophy worked well…
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