1982 Lancia Rally 037 Side
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History
In 1981, Fiat's Abarth, along with Lancia, began working on the 037 project in order to build a car that met the requirements of the new rally group B. Since the project was numbered 037, the car was named Lancia Rally 037, became known all over the world with this name.
Lancia 037 design is based on Lancia Montecarlo car. The body was a tubular frame with hinged body panels, many of which were made of Kevlar. Steel subframes in the suspension were used as well. Just like the Lancia Montecarlo, the engine was centrally located but rotated 90 degrees. This gave more space for suspension design. The Lancia 037 was powered by a 2-liter 4-cylinder engine with compressor. The original engine power was 265 hp (198 kW), but with the introduction of the Evolution 1 series, it increased to 300 hp. The final engine version of the Evolution 2 reached 325 hp (242 kW).
With the 037, Lancia won the 1983 World Rally Championship in the manufacturer's category. It was the last four-wheel drive vehicle that won the main trophy in the WRC, and subsequent team cups in the world championship.
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In 1981, Fiat's Abarth, along with Lancia, began working on the 037 project in order to build a car that met the requirements of the new rally group B. Since the project was numbered 037, the car was named Lancia Rally 037, became known all over the world with this name.
Lancia 037 design is based on Lancia Montecarlo car. The body was a tubular frame with hinged body panels, many of which were made of Kevlar. Steel subframes in the suspension were used as well. Just like the Lancia Montecarlo, the engine was centrally located but rotated 90 degrees. This gave more space for suspension design. The Lancia 037 was powered by a 2-liter 4-cylinder engine with compressor. The original engine power was 265 hp (198 kW), but with the introduction of the Evolution 1 series, it increased to 300 hp. The final engine version of the Evolution 2 reached 325 hp (242 kW).
With the 037, Lancia won the 1983 World Rally Championship in the manufacturer's category. It was the last four-wheel drive vehicle that won the main trophy in the WRC, and subsequent team cups in the world championship.
Info
- Size 50 x 70 cm (19¾ x 27½ inch), frame is not included.
- Uniquely numbered
- Reproduced as a high quality offset print on 180g/m2 paper
- Ships worldwide from Russia, rolled and shipped in a protective tube
How it's done?
Every car on our poster is literally recreated using the most advanced 3D modeling technologies. We comply with all the nuances and features of cars while leaving space for creativity.
Every car on our poster is literally recreated using the most advanced 3D modeling technologies. We comply with all the nuances and features of cars while leaving space for creativity.
Quality and paper
We use Canon's 5-color reactive pigment-based ink to reproduce all the tones and keep colors vibrant and natural. Images are printed at ultra high resolution for maximum clarity.
We have selected the ideal 180g / m2 French matte photo paper - which fully meets our increased requirements and the desires of our customers. The poster is packed in a branded craft tube - you can easily use it as a gift.
We use Canon's 5-color reactive pigment-based ink to reproduce all the tones and keep colors vibrant and natural. Images are printed at ultra high resolution for maximum clarity.
We have selected the ideal 180g / m2 French matte photo paper - which fully meets our increased requirements and the desires of our customers. The poster is packed in a branded craft tube - you can easily use it as a gift.
The art of automotive heritage
Aclassica studio
Handcrafted CGI and illustrations with unique style and highest print quality.
Handcrafted CGI and illustrations with unique style and highest print quality.
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QualityEach poster is printed under strict supervision on premium French paper 180 gr. for perfect reproduction of color and midtones. -
Hand madeEach poster is literally "hand made" by our talented illustrators, 3D modelers and designers. On average, one poster takes up to 500 hours of work for a team of 3 people. -
Design
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FeelingsThe tactile sensations of the poster - it's a separate treat, perfect gift for motorists of all ages.
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