Peugeot 207 THP Spider - Chassis 062 from 80

​The Peugeot 207 THP Spider is a lightweight, track-only open-cockpit race car developed by PEUGEOT SPORT France. Originally unveiled in 2006 and inspired by the radical 20Cup concept car, it was built to headline Peugeot's single-make Spider Cup series, which ran alongside prestigious events like the Le Mans Series. Production was strictly limited, with only 80 units ever created. By 2009, the series transitioned to localized championships, and the car was officially homologated for GT4 category racing. Built around a three-part tubular steel frame chassis designed to comply with ACO and LMP1/LMP2 safety and rollover structure regulations.

ENGINE: 1.6 THP EP6 DTS, 1598 cm³, 16 valves turbocharged, 220 hp @ 6500 rpm, 250 N.m.
ECU: Magneti Marelli
GEARBOX : SADEV ST75-14, 6 speed. Paddle shiftsystem
SUSPENSION : Double wishbone with Koni coil and damper unit. Push rod operation and anti-roll bar front and rear.
BRAKES : 330 mm Front and Rear​
SAFETY : FIA homologated front crash box structure, roll hoops and steering column
4kg mechanical extinguisher system, Sparco Harness 6 points
​FUEL TANK : 60 liters FIA FT3 homologated.
WEIGHT : 765 kg
CHASSIS: Three-part tubular construction (front subframe, survival cell, rear subframe)