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Delahaye 135M Guilloré white with disc wheels (Esval) 1:43
Released in 1935, the 135 is a Delahaye classic. The production of this 6-cylinder luxury car, interrupted during WWII, resumed in 1946. This 1949 model year was bodied by Alphonse Guilloré, who created his company, located in Courbevoie, near Paris, in 1924. Guilloré was one of the European pioneers of the so-called “ponton” body style that integrated the fenders into the bodywork.
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Stutz Black Hawk 1928 Speedster open (Esval) 1:43
Stutz sold an extravagant car in the 1970s. But this luxury American brand had already experienced a first life from 1911 to 1935. In 1925, the company was run by Fred Moskovics who relaunched the brand and improved car safety. This Stutz BB speedster Black Hawk finished 2nd at the 1928 24 Hours of Le Mans, with a French team.
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Maverick Sportster 1952 white with disc wheels (Esval) 1:43
Maverick is a very little known American car brand. This company founded by an aeronautical engineer, Sterling Gladwin, is supposed to have produced only 7 units of his Sportster between 1952 and… 1968. This fiberglass-bodied roadster was equipped with Cadillac V8s and borrowed its grille from a 1940 LaSalle. This model was restored in green in the 2000s and has no doors.
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Maverick Sportster 1952 green with disc wheels (Esval) 1:43
Maverick is a very little known American car brand. This company founded by an aeronautical engineer, Sterling Gladwin, is supposed to have produced only 7 units of his Sportster between 1952 and… 1968. This fiberglass-bodied roadster was equipped with Cadillac V8s and borrowed its grille from a 1940 LaSalle. This model was restored in green in the 2000s and has no doors.
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Hispano-Suiza J12 Fernandez & Darrin closed green (Esval) 1:43
This brand was founded in Spain in 1904 and opened its French subsidiary in 1911. The J12, released in 1931, was the first series-produced car equipped with a 12-cylinder engine. Its 9.4-litre delivers 220 hp, which makes the J12 one of the most advanced cars in the world. Esval Models reproduces here a 1934 cabriolet bodied in France by a coachbuilder called Fernandez & Darrin.
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Hispano-Suiza J12 Fernandez & Darrin half open beue (Esval) 1:43
This brand was founded in Spain in 1904 and opened its French subsidiary in 1911. The J12, released in 1931, was the first series-produced car equipped with a 12-cylinder engine. Its 9.4-litre delivers 220 hp, which makes the J12 one of the most advanced cars in the world. Esval Models reproduces here a 1934 cabriolet bodied in France by a coachbuilder called Fernandez & Darrin.
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Studebaker Provincial 1957 blue (Esval) 1:43
