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Not Sold (Est: £170,746 - £256,119)
1950 Allard J2 FIA
France • 15 Mar 2026 • Lot 25
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AI Listing Summary
This 1950 Allard J2, chassis #99J1557, boasts a French collector's registration and a rich racing history, including participation in prestigious events like Le Mans Classic and Monaco Historic Grand Prix. It features a Mercury V8 engine tuned to 170 bhp and a transmission optimized by WG Racing, making it race-ready with a PTH valid until 2033.
Condition
7
The car was restored in the early 1980s and has been actively raced since then. While the engine was upgraded in 2016 and the transmission has been revised, the car's history of racing suggests that it has been subject to at least slight wear. The listing specifies it is a 'sublime, high-performance Allard' which implies it is in good running condition, but some wear is visible.
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1950 - Allard J2 FIA
Chassis no.
99J1557
French collector's registration
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Like Enzo Ferrari or Caroll Shelby, Sydney Allard started out as a racing driver, before moving into the construction of sports and racing cars.
While Ferrari was Italian and Shelby American, Allard was a pure Briton, born in London.
He set up the Allard Motor Company in the aftermath of the Second World War, and while he built road-legal sports cars, his real aim was, again like Ferrari and Shelby, to design racing cars to run and win...
Like Shelby, he chose not to build engines, preferring to rely on the power offered by a variety of mainly American V8s.
The first car to go into production was the J1, built in 1946/1947, quickly followed by the far more elegant and sophisticated J2.
The racing versions of the J2, with motorcycle-style front fenders, were stripped of all luxury and superfluity, in the interests of maximum lightness.
The aluminum-bodied J2 roadster weighed in at just over 9...
Points of note
£92,640
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£157,977
Median Price (Since 2020)
£477,824
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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