Ferrari - 312 T2 - 1976 - Engine drawing blueprint

Ferrari 312 T2 rear view drawing and regulation control for the auto-piloted injection from Niki Lauda. The peculiarity of this drawing is that the rear door and the entire card are printed with the original prancing horse logo from the era, not to be confused with photocopies, as often seen around.

The 1976 era mainly featured the Ferrari 312 T (in the early races) and later the 312 T2, with which Niki Lauda and Clay Regazzoni competed. It is famous for the epic season with James Hunt and Lauda's accident at Nürburgring, while F019000 could be a chassis, project, or specific model number (such as a collectible model) related to that period. However, the iconic car remains the 312 T2.
Details about the Ferrari 1976
Models: The season started with the 312 T (victories by Lauda and Regazzoni) and moved on to the 312 T2, which dominated part of the championship.
Pilots: Niki Lauda (protagonist of a terrible accident at Nürburgring and his miraculous recovery) and Clay Regazzoni.
Season: A fiercely contested championship against James Hunt's McLaren, decided in the last race in Japan.

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