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1923 Peugeot 15HP Torpèdo Sport
Hello,
Last summer, I became the proud owner of a 1923 Peugeot 15 HP Torpèdo Sport through an advert on Prewarcar. A rare car, that came with original 1923 Peugeot brochure, price list, copy of instruction book, period pictures etc.
Last Wednesday, on our way back from a week in France, we stopped for a meal around Blois. When we got home in the evening, we discovered that the van had been broken into, with much of my luggage missing. In the bag with my laptop and camera, was also my map with all the original documentation of the 1923 Peugeot.
The local police have been notified, but I think it is unlikely that they will find anything.
If someone has documentation of this model for sale, or can provide me with copies, this would help me a lot.
Kind regards,
Luc Ryckaert
Published:
Saturday October 24th, 2020
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Adam Kincaid
15 September 2024, 21:14
Hi, that's very sad news to hear. I can't help you with anything about the documents you lost but my father has a 1923 Peugeot 163 BR roadster cabriolet that needs restoring. My father knew a guy who knew about all the 163 Australian-bodied Peugeots that were shipped to Australia without bodies to save on tariffs, then they built the bodies for them here in Australia, but that guy my father lost track of. He would have been really interesting to listen to. Sorry for your loss—I know how rare the documentation is for a 163 Peugeot as my father has been trying to find his for years and he's also trying to find a complete rear end including differential and torque tube and a windscreen frame and documents for his car. If you ever come across a diff, &c., for sale could you please let me know. I will also, if I find any documents, try to remember to e-mail you them as well. Thank you very much. At least you still have the car—I don't like people who steal. Cheers and happy motoring .
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