Dodge Storm Z-250 – 1953
Marca : Dodge
Modello : Storm Z-250
Anno : 1953
Telaio N. : xxx
Motore N. : xxx
Esemplari prodotti : 1
Designer : giovanni michelotti
Carrozzeria : bertone
Progettista : Fred Zender
Motore : 8 cilindri a V di 90°
Cilindrata : ???
Distribuzione : OHV
Valvole Cilindro : 2
Alimentazione : 2 Carburatori
Potenza : 250 CV
Top speed Km/h : ???
The Dodge Storm Z-250 was developed by Chrysler engineer Fred Zeder to evaluate the feasibility of producing a vehicle that would capture a portion of the growing American sports car market. Built on a rigid tube frame chassis, it was intended to be a dual-purpose sports/racing car. When raced, the comfortable touring body currently fitted could be removed by unscrewing four bolts and replaced with an ultra light 150-pound fiberglass body. The Storm did not reach production because high production costs would have made it too expensive to sell in profitable quantities. If series produced, the Dodge Storm Z-250 would have competed with the Ford Thunderbird, Chevrolet Corvette, and Kaiser-Darrin.