This exceptional car is the first of the iconic Grand Prix Delages, renowned for their dominance in the late 1920s. As the world’s first V12-engined Grand Prix car, it was entered in the 1923 French Grand Prix, driven by legendary René Thomas, starting from pole before retiring with engine issues. In 1925, the car was sold to flyin..
Winner of the Sprint competion at Wheels Marienwaerd 2026An ideal car for events such as the Beach Races at Romo (Denmark), Pendine (England), and Normandy (France).Completely overhauled chassis.Converted to 12 Volt, starts very easily.A car for lots of fun and certainly an eye-catcher at any moment...
The Amilcar marque is one that is associated with sporting prewars, and often times small, low, short chassis race cars. While this is true, the series E is a larger model, with a relatively long chassis and propelled by a larger four cylinder engine mated to a four speed gearbox. The history of this particular series E was outli..
One of the most advanced race cars of the mid-1920s, the Halford Special was built by engine designer Major Frank Halford using Aston Martin chassis, number ‘1916’. In its original configuration, this chassis was the first Aston Martin built for sale and competed at Brooklands in 1923 but crashed in a Voiturette race in Boulogne the following ye..
Aston Martin
Special
£ 300.000
Location: United Kingdom
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