Look what we've got in Tassie:
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I'd be of the opinion it might not have been manufactured in the orange colour depicted, however? Possibly a bit Avant Garde even for the thirties?
I always loved bonnet straps too, they stop the unused power from bursting out of the bonnet.....................
I always loved bonnet straps too, they stop the unused power from bursting out of the bonnet.....................
I've always wanted an orange car, so maybe this one...
hi simon it looks like the vehicle I saw a few months ago at Kallista in the dandenongs,I thought it was abugatti as I only caught a fleeting glance drool drool
So so beautiful.
Via the aussiefrogs App
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It is truly glorious in the metal & the colour was indeed originally orange (this is as close to original as can be managed & from all available reports it's near indistinguishable from how it originally came).
The owner drives it vigorously & it is but temporarily in our museum.
Personally I prefer another Delage of his (also vigorously used) which we had six months or so ago.
Photo from that display is below.
cheers! Peter
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Both cars are Victorian plated: anyone know who the owner(s) is/are?
Any car yard salesman will tell you that orange is the worst colour for value and resale'ability so stay clear of it!
It gets worse: no bluetooth connectivity for the iphone, no sound system, no climate control & so on.
cheers! Peter
That IS a gorgeous looking beast. When you look this good, the colour doesn't matter. I happen to like the orange.