Equipment
Cotal pre-selector gearbox, black wire wheels, halogen bulb single center driving light, helmet-style cycle fenders, Jaeger clock, leather upholstery.
Condition
Raced to good effect when new by Rene Le Begue in 12 events in 1936 including winning its class and finished 2nd overall in the Spa 24 Hours. Rebodied for road use by the second owner Count Pierre Merlin, then again for the third owner. Returned to the cu
Market commentary
Offered by Christie's in London with the third, cabriolet, body in aged but original condition where it attracted a high bid of $467,017 but didn't sell. Ten years later after much effort was spent on re-creating the original 2-seat sports/GP car coachwor