A classic race car as a windmill for the garden or balcony?
Ferrari 156 race car driven by Phil Hill, Monza 1961 - Turn your own garden or balcony into a racetrack for your legendary Ferrari 156—now a sleek wind turbine. Admire the rims glinting at top speed and the fabulous driving maneuvers as this speedy car from the 1960s flutters in the wind in your backyard....
Lotus 25 race car driven by Jim Clark, 1963 - The Lotus 25 Formula 1 race car is undoubtedly a milestone in racing history, and there are many reasons why wesgift chose to include this vehicle as a windmill in its new lineup. Among other things, it is the first Formula 1 car with a monocoque-like construction, which remains standard in racing today for safety reasons. Instead of the usual tubular frame, Lotus used a riveted aluminum box frame topped by a non-load-bearing body. The result was greater torsional rigidity combined with lower weight.
Mercedes-Benz W 25 “Silver Arrow” Race Car Featuring Rudolf Caracciola — For the brand-new Windmühlenwagen series, wesgift chose, for the first time, a truly outstanding combination of man and machine: Rudolf Caracciola in the Mercedes-Benz W 25 “Silver Arrow” race car.
- Handmade
- Dimensions: Length: 45 cm; Height: 13 cm; Width: 10 cm; Height on the rod: approx. 75 cm
- Material: stainless steel