Filber by Andrés Ramello 2000 Argentina
"The Filber project began to take shape in 1976, when Andrés Ramello decided to make a car with sports characteristics for his own mobility. The construction took approximately one year.
After a long time, the project was resumed in 2000. The exterior design went through several stages until it reached its current two-seater targa-type configuration. The body, made of fiberglass reinforced plastic, is mounted on a tubular chassis of our own design. The suspension is through a system of superimposed parallel grills developed by the manufacturer.
The Filber is powered by a 2800cc PRV (Peugeot-Renault-Volvo) V6 engine, fed by a simultaneous opening Weber Dino 40/40 carburettor. The location of the propeller is central and is coupled with a four-speed manual gearbox."
