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  • Amilcar
  • 20's tourer 133kB
  • 20's grand sport 72kB, John Rudd
  • 1930 M2 Faux Cabriolet 253kB
  • 1938 B-38 Roadster 19kB, description
  • Alpine (Renault)
  • A110 105kB, front/side
  • A110 94kB, rear
  • A110 88kB, interior
  • A110 65kB, front
  • A110 74kB, nose
  • Autocar
  • 1903 Autocar Tonneau 111kB, rear view
  • 1903 Autocar Tonneau 104kB, front view
  • Ballot
  • 20's Lagache & Glatzman three-seater 95kB, description
  • 20's Lagache & Glatzman three-seater 95kB
  • 20's Lagache & Glatzman three-seater 61kB
  • 20's Lagache & Glatzman three-seater 79kB
  • Bollee
  • 1896 Leon Bollee 63kB, description
  • 1896 Leon Bollee 100kB
  • 1873 Amedee Bollee 103kB, Amedee Bollee of Le Mans was the most noteworthy maker of early steam carriages. This example, dating from 1873, is one of the earliest.
  • 1897 Leon Bollee 29kB, Tandem Tricar, 1 cylinder, 822cc
  • Bugatti

  • Citroën
  • 1922 Type A 50kB
  • Le Traction Avant
  • 1938/9 traction cabriolet 47kB
  • traction 7A 67kB
  • traction 46kB
  • traction 31kB
  • La Deésse
  • DS 34kB, front view
  • DS 55kB, front view
  • DS 46kB, back view
  • DS 23kB, side view
  • DS Decapotable, back view 85kB
  • DS Decapotable, front view 90kB
  • DS Decapotable, interior view 99kB
  • 1965 Chapron le Dandy - Fixed-head Coupe - (Black) 30kB
  • 1966 Chapron Concorde 25kB, front view
  • The Ami (means friend)
  • Ami 6 25kB
  • Ami 6 21kB
  • Ami 6, advertisement 22kB
  • 1967 Ami 6 35kB, Ton Verhees
  • 1967 Ami 6 43kB, Ton Verhees
  • a bunch of Ami 6īs 35kB, Ton Verhees
  • 1969 Ami 8 78kB
  • The SM (Super Maserati), Maserati engine
  • 1974 SM 62kB
  • Side view 32kB
  • Rear view 81kB
  • Front view 66kB
  • Front/side view 73kB
  • Dashboard 69kB
  • Presidentiel 36kB
  • GS 66kB, front view
  • GS 65kB, side view
  • CX Break 62kB
  • 1987 BX My fourth car!
  • BX 72kB, side view
  • BX 77kB, front view
  • 1988 Citroën Activa, prototype 82kB

  • 1988 Citroën Activa, prototype 31kB, rear view

  • 1988 Citroën Activa, prototype 70kB, top view

  • 1991 Citroën Citela prototype 39kB

  • XM 80kB
  • Xantia 53kB
  • 1995 Xantia estate 85kB
  • 1994 Citroën Xanae, prototype 122kB

  • 1999 Citroën C6 prototype 15kB

  • Charron
  • 1910 type X 119kB
  • Chenard et Walcker
  • 1924 Tank 59kB
  • Clement
  • real vintage 130kB
  • Cugnot
  • 1771 Cugnot 77kB, The existing link: Cugnot's amazing tractor of 1771.It has a twin-cylinder single-action steam engine and is the oldest surviving self-propelled road vehiclein the world.
  • Darracq
  • 1910 model 40kB
  • De Dion Bouton
  • 1890 De Dion Bouton Steam car 101kB
  • ca. 1900 De Dion Bouton 175kB, Typical voiturette (the usual term for any early small car): the pioneering firm of de Dion-Bouton made its first steam vehicle in 1883, so had considerable manufacturing experience when it built this petrol-driven car at the turn of the century. Many earlyde Dion-Boutons are seen on the annual London -- Brighton Run, reflecting the large numbers built.
  • real vintage 134kB
  • Delage
  • 1937 Delage D8 120 SS, Letourneur et Marchand Coupe 29kB, description
  • 1937 Delage D8 120 SS, Letourneur et Marchand Coupe 22kB, side view
  • late 30's coupe 37kB
  • late 30's racer 38kB
  • 1935 Delage D6-75 75kB, thiswas the product of an alliancewith Delahaye. Source: 24-Bit
  • Delahaye
  • 135MS, New Figoni et Falaschi coachwork. 17kB, rebuild by Crailville Engineering
  • New Figoni et Falaschi coachwork. 37kB, being build by Crailville Engineering
  • 1935 135 Course 33 kB, description
  • 1936 135 (Figoni & Falaschi) coupe 60kB, rear side
  • 1936 135 (Figoni & Falaschi) coupe 64kB, front
  • 1936 135 (Figoni & Falaschi) coupe 64kB, front side
  • 1938 Delahaye TD 153 kB
  • 135MS, Figoni et Falaschi 50kB, side view, description
  • 135MS, Figoni et Falaschi 27kB, front view
  • 1939 135 MS CABRIOLET CHAPRON 30 kB, chassis 800563
  • 1939 135M 49346 Black/Snake 70 kB, Famous "Dragonfly" by Figoni and Falaschi
  • 1948 T135 72kB
  • 1951 135 MS Figoni 27 kB, description
  • 1952 Delahaye 21 kB
  • 19?? Racer 30kB
  • 19?? Racer 31kB
  • 19?? Racer 34kB
  • Facel Vega
  • 1958 HK500 59kB
  • Hispano Suiza
    Sounds spanish, but Hispano Suiza had branches both in France (Paris) and in Spain.
  • 1924 H6B Tulipwood Speedster 108kB
  • 1924 H6B Tulipwood Speedster 81kB, description (rear)
  • 1924 H6B Tulipwood Speedster 84kB (above)
  • 1924 H6B Tulipwood Speedster 83kB (interior)
  • 1928 H6C Binder 77kB
  • 30's Hispano Suiza 60kB
  • 30's Hispano Suiza, drawing 60kB
  • 36 CV 60kB
  • 1935 11.3 litre 68bis Viz 74kB, (body by Saoutchik)
  • 2000 Hispano Suiza prototype 28kB

  • Hommell

    New make, started by the man who entered a Bugatti EB110 for LeMans

  • Berlinetta RS 46kB
  • Coupe Hommell 2000 67kB
  • 3 of the Hommell models 31kB
  • Challenge Echappement 2000 59kB
  • Hotchkiss
  • 1910 Hotchkiss V40-50 StageCoach 62kB
  • Indra
  • Indra 41kB
  • Matra
  • Matra By Lennart Sorth

  • 530 87kB
  • Matra Simca Bagheera 39kB
  • 1989 Matra M 25 prototype 55kB

  • Mega
  • Supersports car 59kB
  • Monica
  • Monica 72kB
  • Mors
  • 1902 Type Z 60HP
  • 1903 Mors, 18CV, Limousine 25kB, 4 cylinder, 102.8 cu., carosserie by Rothschild, Paris
  • 1903 Mors, 18CV, Limousine 18kB
  • MVS
  • Venturi 54kB
  • Panhard Levassor
  • 1901 B2 48kB
  • 1902 10HP 138kB, No history of the motor car is complete without a tribute to Panhard and Levassor.They established the new means of transport in familiar bonneted front-engine, rear-drive layout in 1891 , as in this 1902 10 hp Panhard.
  • real vintage 191kB
  • 1926 35CV 55kB, description
  • Experimental chassis 35kB with 1933/34 Henri Labourdette of Paris Cabriolet two door coupe body
  • 1959 model "DYNA" (first year of production 1954) 60kB
  • 1964 24CT 122kB, one of the last Panhards
  • Peugeot
  • 1896 Vis-a-Vis 2 cilyndre, 3,5 hp, Max. 24 km/h 49kB
  • 1914 Bugatti designed Peugeot Bébé 164 kB, description
  • 1931 Peugeot 201 Berline 59kB
  • 202 61kB
  • 203 20kB
  • 504 Coupe 56kB
  • 1984 Quasar Prototype 26kB
  • Renault
  • 1907 35/45 HP 90kB, 1907 Renault 35/45 HP, 7.4Lt. 4 cylinder water cooled.
  • 1907 35/45 HP 67kB
  • 1907 35/45 HP 89kB
  • 1908 AX 88kB, "Taxi de la Marne"
  • 1910 25HP 21kB
  • 1912 CE 20/30 TOURER 33kB
  • 1924 Renault Henri Labourdette Torpedo Skiff 19kB, 950 cc 4 cylinder 6CV engine with 3 speed and reverse
  • Dauphine 10kB
  • Dauphine 11kB
  • R4 Prototype 22kB
  • R3 30kB
  • 1962 R4 19kB
  • 1965 R10 11kB
  • 1965 R10 50kB
  • 1965 R10 22kB
  • Floride 16kB
  • Caravelle 20kB
  • R5 12kB
  • R5 Turbo 39kB
  • R7 23kB, (R5 with boot!)
  • 1971 R8 14kB
  • 1970 R16 90kB
  • Espace 14kB
  • 1990 Renault Laguna Prototype 31kB
  • 1995 Initiale Prototype 46kB
  • 1995 Initiale Prototype 40kB, side view
  • 1995 Initiale Prototype 45kB, back view

  • 1995 Spider 13kB
  • 1995 Spider 14kB
  • 1995 Spider 16kB, side view
  • 1996 Fiftie Retro prototype 71kB
  • 1996 Fiftie Retro prototype 66kB, rear view
  • Secqueville - Hoyau
  • 1922 sports two-seater with dickey 27kB
  • Talbot - Lago
  • 30's coupe 151kB, beautiful!!
  • 30's coupe 86kB, this car is an American replica of a Talbot Lago SS Goutte d'eau by Figoni & Falaschi. It's called Talbo (without a t). the real name of the firm is TLC (I don't now what it means: perhaps Talbot Lovers Corporation ?) and the name of the model is Talbo. It was created by Georges and Jacquie Balaschak in 1993 in Riviera Beach, Florida. The car has an american V8 (heresy!). In 1993 it costed $105,000. How to recognize a TLC Talbo from a true Talbot: look at the tires andwheels (fatter on the TLC) and at the half recessed circular tail-lights of theTLC. Info: Otakar Kopecky
  • Talbot Lago SS Goutte d'eau by Figoni &Falaschi. 135kB
  • Talbot Lago SS Goutte d'eau by Figoni &Falaschi. 138kB, "SS" stands for "Super Sport" and "Goutte d'eau" means "water drop".
  • 1938 T150ss coupe 163kB, Talbot Lago Grand Sport.I'm gonna tell you its story. This car was build in 1948 (chassis number: 110105) and bought by Andre Chambas. It had a 4.5l twin cam engine. The body wasmade by Contamin in aluminium, and the design was based on drawings and scalemodel made by Chambas himself. At the "24 Heures du Mans" in 1949 it was in 4thposition in the last lap but ran out of fuel (bad luck !). The car was drivenby Andre Chambas and Andre Morel. In 1950 (still in the 24 Hours of Le Mans) thecar finished 13th. In 1951, the coupe was rebodied as a 2-seater race roadster by Tunesi. It finished 17th of the 24h of LM. In 1952, two superchargers (Roots140 SEi) were added and the car finished 9th in Le Mans. The car did its last24 Hours of LM in 1953 but stopped after 2 h 10 mn (accident). Info: Otakar Kopeckydescription
  • 1938 T26 SS 70kB
  • 1938, Figoni & Falaschi body 18kB
  • 1938, Figoni & Falaschi body 21kB, Interior
  • 1938, Figoni & Falaschi body 23kB, side view
  • 1938, Figoni & Falaschi body 22kB
  • 1947 T26 Record 34kB
  • 1947 T26 Saoutchick 33kB, description
  • 1947 T26 Saoutchick 60kB, beautiful! side view
  • 1948 T 26 GS LAGO RECORD 19kB, chassis 3293, engine 295
  • 1950 Talbot-Lago Limousine, Saoutchik body 12kB
  • '48-'54 Talbot Lago T26 C. 153kB, It looks almost like a '39 racer but on the T26 C the exhaust pipes are on the left side of the car(on the right side in the '39 racer).
  • 1953 Sport Coupe 14kB
  • 1953 T26 Grand Sport 60kB
  • Voisin
  • 1923 C6 Laboratoire 31kB, The original car has disappeared and the original plans and drawings too. It means that the car thatnow exists was entirely rebuild according to photographs. It was the original opponent of the 1923 Bugatti T32 "TANK"
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