saw a car today with some of the most beautiful lines i've ever seen

i own a detail shop in jersey, one of my accounts is a place that sells vintage sports cars and antique cars....this car is on consignment in the showroom,,,its a delage,,and it has some of the most beautiful lines i've ever seen on a car..the price,,,,just 250,000.00,,,,,,what a beautiful car,,

 

Those and the Talbot-Lagos are undoubtedly the most sexy cars ever built IMO! Thanks for the pics!

 

Looks gorgeous! How about some front shots through the window?

 

I 2nd the Talbots those things just scream sexy

 

Looks French to me. The only stuff sexier is Italian stuff.

 

Beautiful car.

What is that red thing on the street?

Malcolm

 

Talbots rule in my book.

 

The red thing on the street looks like a Morris Minor.

 

Morris Minor pickup


CBB

 

Really, what are the chances of a rare Morris Minor pickup driving by (as it appears) while he is taking these pictures? That's crazy!

Malcolm

 

didnt even notice that,,good eye.

 

I agree, just saw a Talbot on that Mequires car program last night.

 

Wow, Jim...Ron would really get wood seeing that! Howza Caddy coming??????

 

Notice the lines of the body follow those of a women? hhmmmmmm!

 

Even more amazing if Jersey is "the place where rust never sleeps", as Minor Pickups (all Minors, for that matter), were made from powdered rust!

 

Actually, Jim, now that I think of it, the first concept stuff we talked about for your Caddy, was to follow the styling of these cars, Delage, Delahaye, Talbot. Remember?

 

Hey,

To check out more of these "Deco Styled" French coachbuilt
vehicles check out these sites: www.delage.org. and the
www.clubdelahaye.com and http://amicale:salmson.free fr/
sommaire.html. look at the gallery areas of these sites and
also, the '' manifestations" areas. Look at the coupes, cabriolets
and coaches. 'sorry I can't provide the links directly as I'm a
techno retard livin' in a 2.1 century.
If ya study the lines of these designs that the French designers
were working on in the early to mid thirties ya see Westergard,
Coachcraft, Sam Barris, Bertalucci (sp) any good Kustom of
this era, all shaired these French design lines. The Italian coach-
builders, before WWII and after, sure had some lines, but the
french were the ones whos' lines carried over to Kustoms.

Swankey Devils C.C.