1969 Ford GT40

The 1969 Ford GT40 is a renowned high-performance sports car, celebrated for its significant impact in motorsport, particularly for its successes at the Le Mans 24 Hours. Key specifications include a powerful V8 engine, typically with a 4.7-liter (4727 cc) capacity producing around 380 BHP (279.68 kW), and some variants, like the GT40 Mk I Gulf, equipped with a larger 4.9-liter (4942 cc) engine generating 425 BHP (317 kW). It features a 5-speed manual transmission that enhances its dynamic performance. The car is constructed with a lightweight fiberglass body on a steel backbone chassis or steel semi-monocoque chassis, contributing to its agility and speed. With dimensions of 164.5 inches (4,178 mm) in length and a top speed of approximately 257 km/h (159.7 mph), the GT40 remains iconic, especially highlighted by its victory in the 1969 Le Mans with chassis #1075, driven by Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver.