1956 Ferrari 290 MM Tipo 130 V-12 Engine - Fine Art Signed Limited Edition Print
1956 Ferrari 290 MM Tipo 130 V-12 Engine - Fine Art Signed Limited Edition Print
1956 Ferrari 290 MM Tipo 130 V-12 Engine
The Tipo 130 V12 was a legendary, Vittorio Jano-designed racing engine introduced by Ferrari in 1956. It was built to power the iconic Ferrari 290 MM, an elite sports racer specifically developed to conquer grueling endurance competitions like the Mille Miglia.
Engine Specifications:
60° V12, single overhead camshaft (SOHC)
3,490 cc (3.5 L)
320 PS (316 hp; 235 kW) at 7,200 rpm
Three Weber 36 IR4/C1 carburetors
This engine was Jano's first powerplant creation for Ferrari and served as the cornerstone of their 1956 racing season. Mounted inside the Scaglietti-bodied 290 MM spyders, it allowed legendary drivers like Juan Manuel Fangio, Eugenio Castellotti, and Stirling Moss to secure major victories in sports car racing. Only four original 290 MM cars were ever produced with this exact engine specification.
Printed in large A3 or A2 format on premium fine art paper for exceptional clarity, colour depth, and archival quality.
A superb collector's piece or gift for Ferrari owners, and lovers of classic race car design.
- Limited Edition of 50 Copies
- Individually Signed & Numbered by Laurence Hawthorne
- A3 Fine Art Print
- Premium Archival Paper
- Carefully Packaged for Safe Delivery