File:Carmel Tour d'Elegance (20371902099) (cropped).jpg
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| Description | This Delahaye began its storied life in 1937 as a 12-cylinder Grand Prix race car before its chassis was discarded in favor of a futuristic cabriolet from Franay. In the early 1980s, it was acquired by the car designer Phillippe Charbonneaux, who removed the cabriolet body and installed it on a new chassis and fabricated a new race car body on the V-12 chassis. In 1997, its New Jersey-based new owner acquired both cars and reunited the original race chassis and the original cabriolet body. Photographed at the 2015 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. | |||
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| Source | Carmel Tour d'Elegance | |||
| Author | Jay Cross from Berkeley, California, US | |||
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