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CS31

6CS - 41

1941

The first naturally aspirated Maserati made by Maserati in 1941 was the 6CS/41, which benefited from the 6-cylinder in-line, 1.5-litre, twin-cam engine of the pre-war 6 CM but without the supercharger, due to a new regulations in the "Sport" category.

The power was 90 hp with 3 double-barrel Weber carburettors. The very streamlined bodywork ahead of its time made it possible to reach 170 km/h!

The Second World War froze this project until 1946 but it won several post-war races, at the hands of G. Barbieri and G.Villoresi, notably at Piacenza in 1947 ahead of a Fiat 1100 and a more recent Maserati 6CS/46!

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CS31

6CS - 41

 Units

 Production :

 Race :

1941

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 Pilot :

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 Engine :

6 Cyl en ligne

 Displacement :

1493 cm3

 Power :

90 ch // 5300 tr/min

 0 to 100 km/h :

 Maximum speed :

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170 km/h

 Coachbuilder/Designer :

Fantuzzi

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Jolly Models

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