Cooper T39

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Cooper T39 is a classic racing car that was first built in 1955 by Cooper Cars Ltd in England. It was designed specifically for endurance racing and was incredibly fast, with a top speed of around 145 mph. The T39 was built using lightweight materials such as aluminium sheet metal and had a tube-frame chassis, which further increased its speed and agility. The car was powered by a range of engines, including the Coventry Climax 2.0 litre FPF, the Bristol 2.0 litre straight-six, and the Aston Martin 2.9 litre DB3S straight-six. These engines were paired with a four-speed manual transmission, giving the car exceptional acceleration and smooth handling. The T39 also boasted disc brakes, which were a relatively new technology at the time. The Cooper T39 achieved great success in endurance racing, winning the 1955 12 Hours of Hyeres and the 1956 12 Hours of Reims. It was also a popular choice for privateer racing teams, who valued its reliability and performance. Because of its racing heritage and classic design, the Cooper T39 has become a sought-after collectible car, appreciated by racing enthusiasts and collectors alike.

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