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Les Concept-Cars Des Années 1960 Et 1970 the Design Years : the ‘60S & ’70 Concept-Cars 6 & 7 SEPTEMBRE 2014 LES PLUS BELLES VOITURES DU MONDE / THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CARS IN THE WORLD Les Années Design : les Concept-Cars des Années 1960 et 1970 The Design Years : the ‘60s & ’70 Concept-Cars 1959 - Alfa Abarth Tubolare, Colani - Christophe Pund 1960 - Alfa Romeo 2000 “Praho”, Touring - Lopresto Collection 1960 - Ferrari 250 GT SWB, Bertone - William Ellwood Heinecke 1961 - OSCA 1600 GT, Touring - Lopresto Collection 1962 - Alfa Romeo 6C 2600, Pinin Farina - Nayarit 1966 - Lamborghini Flying Star, Touring - Jean-Claude Paturau 1968 - Matra 530, Vignale – Musée Matra – Mairie de Romorantin-Lanthenay 1970 - Mercedes-Benz C111-2 - Daimler/Mercedes-Benz Les Automobiles en Etat d’Origine / The Untouched Cars 1948 - Chrysler Town & Country - Jean Berchon 1953 - Jaguar XK 120 Cabriolet - Robert Fink 1954 - Bentley R Type Continental - Pierre Gosselin 1958 - Osca 750 S - Eric Leroy 1959 - Buick Old Yeller II - Ernest Nagamatsu 1959 - Lancia Flaminia Pre-Series 2500 Sport Zagato - Jean Laurent-Bellu 1959 - Fiat 600 - Christian Hartmann 1960 - Facel Vega HK500 - Frédéric Brun 1962 - Alfa Romeo SZ II - Collection Privée 1967 - Ferrari 330 GTC Speciale - Brandon Wang 1968 - Maserati Mistral - Jean Guikas Les Ancêtres : Automobiles Construites Jusqu’au 31 Décembre 1904 The Ancestors : Cars Built up to 31st December 1904 1891 - Panhard Levassor L’Antoinette de l’Abbé Gavois - Cité Automobile de Mulhouse - Collection Schlumpf 1897 - Panhard & Levassor M2F - Robert Panhard 1900 - De Dion Bouton - Colette & Robert Lucas 1901 - Clément “Stirling” Tourer - Galerie Mecanica 1901 - Isotta Fraschini Tipo 190 Z - Lopresto Collection 1902 - De Dion Bouton K1 - Philippe Houdayer 1903 - Cadillac Model A - Sir Michael Kadoorie 1904 - Delaugère & Clayette 24/40 HP - U. Daniel Ghose Les Châssis Britanniques à Carrosserie Italienne British chassis & Italian Bodyworks 1948 - Bentley Cresta, Facel/Farina - Charlie Porter 1952 - Jaguar XK 120 Supersonic, Ghia - Erich Traber 1953 - Aston Martin DB2/4 Spider, Bertone - Heinz Stamm 1954 - Arnolt Bristol Bolide, Bertone - Geoman Lieven 1955 - Jaguar XK 140, Ghia - Bruno Beysens 1962 - Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato - Philippe Cornet de Ways Ruart 1962 - Aston Martin DB4 Cabriolet, Touring - Collection Privée 1962 - Jaguar Type D, Michelotti - Lucas Laureys 1969 - AC 428, Frua - Andrew Pucher Endurance - Sports à Moteur Central Pré-76 Endurance – Pre 76 central Engine Sportscars 1964 - Ferrari 250 LM - Geoffroy Peter 1964 - Porsche 904 Carrera GTS - Régis Mathieu 1965 - Ford GT40 MKII - Claude Nahum 1967 - Nomad MKI - Ralf Huber Gutierrez 1968 - Porsche 907 - Richard Mille 1968 - Alfa Romeo T33/2 - Richard Mille 1969 - McLaren M12 GT - Heinz Swoboda 1969 - Lola T70 - Shaun Lynn 1970 - Ferrari 512 S - Collection Privée Les Grandes Carrosseries Françaises des Années 1920 & 1930 The Great French Bodyworks the ‘20s & ‘30s 1929 - Hispano-Suiza H6B Torpedo Gallé Sport, Dubos - Lukas Hüni 1933 - Delage D8 S cabriolet, Pourtout - Jean Guikas 1935 - Avion Voisin C25 Aerodyne - Fondation Hervé 1936 - Hispano-Suiza J12 Cabriolet, Saoutchik - William E. Connor 1937 - Delahaye 135 M Cabriolet, Figoni & Falaschi - Peter & Merle Mullin 1938 - Peugeot 402 BL Eclypse, Pourtout - Atelier 46 1939 - Talbot T150 C-SS, Figoni & Falaschi - Nayarit 1939 - Talbot-Lago T150 C-SS, Pourtout - Sir Michael Kadoorie Hommage à Bugatti / Tribute to Bugatti Voiture présentée hors concours 1930 - Bugatti Type 41 « Royale » Coupé Napoléon - Cité Automobile de Mulhouse - Collection Schlumpf 1925 - Bugatti Type 35 - Lucas Slijpen 1928 - Bugatti Type 40 « Lidia » - Julia de Baldanza 1932 - Bugatti Type 50 - Nayarit 1933 - Bugatti Type 55 - Miles Collier 1937 - Bugatti Type 57S Atalante Earl Howe - Hubert Fabri 1937 - Bugatti Type 57C Atalante - Frédéric Leroux 1938 - Bugatti Type 57C Atalante - Henri Chambon 1938 - Bugatti Type 57C Special - Adrien Van Der Kroft 1950 - Bugatti Type 101 - Erwin Beerens Les Sports & Course de l'Entre-Deux Guerres The Interwar Period Sports & Racing Cars 1928 - Bentley 4.5l - Hans Hugenholtz 1930 - Bentley Speed Six “Old N°2” - Peter Livanos 1930 - Bentley 4.5l Blower - Robert Fink 1932 - Alfa Romeo 8C Monza - Hugh Taylor 1933 - Alfa Romeo 8C 2300 Pinin Farina Spider - Antoine Cornet de Ways Ruart 1933 - Mercedes-Benz 380 Roadster - Saulius Karosas 1934 - Riley Imp - Nayarit 1935 - Delahaye 135 S - Frédéric Leroux 1936 - Talbot-Lago T 150 C - Hervé & Martine Ogliastro 1937 - Darl’Mat 402 DS - Jean Marc Bussolini /Alain Salat CLASSES SPÉCIALES - CENTENAIRE MASERATI Les Grandes Carrosseries / The Great Bodyworks 1949 - Maserati A6 G Zagato Aerodinamica - Methusalem, Koln 1953 - Maserati A6 GCS, Pininfarina - Matteo Panini 1956 - Maserati A6 G 2000, Zagato - Cristian Bertschi 1956 - Maserati A6 G 2000 “Double Bubble”, Zagato - David Sydorick 1958 - Maserati 3500 GT Spyder, Touring - Lucas Laureys 1958 - Maserati 3500 GT Spyder, Vignale - Michel Peretié 1967 - Maserati Simoun - Matteo Panini 1968 - Maserati Mexico Frua - Nicolas Hollander 1972 - Maserati Boomerang, Giugiaro - André Binda 1973 - Maserati 124 Coupé - Matteo Panini Les Voitures de Course / The Racing Cars 1932 - Maserati V4 Sport - Lawrence Auriana 1933 - Maserati 8 CM - Cité Automobile de Mulhouse - Collection Schlumpf 1947 - Maserati A6 GCS Monofaro - Christian Dumolin 1949 - Osca Maserati MT4 Siluro - Carlos de Miguel 1951 - Maserati A6 GCM - Francesco de Baldanza 1954 - Maserati A6 GCS - François Cointreau 1955 - Maserati A6 GCS - Manuel Eliçable 1955 - Maserati 300 S - Henri Chambon 1956 - Maserati 250F - Cité Automobile de Mulhouse - Collection Schlumpf 1956 - Maserati 200 SI - Philippe Lancksweert 1958 - Maserati 250F Piccolo - Methusalem, Koln 1958 - Maserati 420/M/ Eldorado - Matteo Panini 1963 - Maserati Tipo 63 - Matteo Panini 1973 - Maserati Bora Gr. IV - Jean Guikas 1993 - Maserati Barchetta - Bernard Guenant 2003 - Maserati 4200 Trofeo - Roland Herbreteau 2005 - Maserati M12C – Michael Bartels CHANTILLY ARTS & ELEGANCE RICHARD MILLE 103, RUE LAMARCK 75018 PARIS – FRANCE Tel: +33 (0)1 42 59 73 40 Fax: +33 (0)1 42 59 48 28 www.chantillyartsetelegance.com [email protected] .
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