Brabham BT33 2nd Place at Monaco Grand Prix 1970 1974 If you're a fan of

If you're a fan of IMSA GT race cars or the Porsche 935

The motor was naturally aspirated and pushed between 330-350 brake horsepower

After this win by Dauer at Le Mans

a rear duck tail spoiler

Brabham BT33 2nd Place at Monaco Grand Prix 1970 1974 If you're a fan ofThe BT33 is quite an important car in Brabham Cars' history because it was the last Formula 1 car that Jack Brabham raced. Jack Brabham was the founder of Brabham Cars, also known as Motor Racing Developments. The Brabham BT33 was a unique race car, using the engine as a essential piece to the chassis' structural rigidity. The BT33 was powered by the Ford Cosworth DFV motor, which was used by many of its great competitors. This beautifully crafted 1: