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£42,670 (Est: £42,014 - £58,820)
1958 D.B HBR5 FIA
France • 12 Dec 2021
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AI Listing Summary
This 1958 DB HBR5 Coach is a meticulously restored French berlinette with a rich racing history, including participation in prestigious events like Tour Auto and Le Mans Classic. The car boasts a fibreglass body, an upgraded 851 cc engine, and FIA/FFSA passports, making it an appealing choice for collectors seeking a vintage racer with proven performance and historical significance.

Condition
8
The car underwent a complete restoration, including bodywork, paint, and mechanical components. The description highlights the well-aligned sashes, stretched paint, and compliance with FIA Annex K, which indicates careful attention to detail and adherence to historical racing standards. The car's success in historic racing events further suggests that it's in excellent condition and well-maintained.
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Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
1027
Odometer:
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Reg Number:
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Fully restored for more than 77 000 €
Many times entered at Tour Auto, Le Mans Classic, and Monte-Carlo Historic
Displayed at the Le Mans 24H in 2014
French historic registration title
Châssis n° 1027
The two car enthusiasts René Bonnet and Charles Deutsch come at the 1954 Paris Motor Show with the fruit of their research, a French berlinette, the DB HBR5 Coach, which follows on from an aluminium prototype presented the previous year.
This little car was a real revolution with a central frame-beam, its fibreglass bodywork and a two-cylinder engine developing 50 horsepower, originally from Panhard.
The result is surprising with a car weighing only slightly more than 600 kilograms and capable of surprising performances that will allow it to regularly appear at the top of the rankings in its class or on the performance index.
Comparable in its approach to a Lotus Elite, or the ancestor of the Alpine A110, this car has an important place in the history of French racing cars.
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