1963 René Bonnet Aerodjet LM6French title Chassis n°7013- Participated and completed the 1963 Le Mans 24 Hours
- Straightforward, continuous history (3 owners from new)
- Restored retaining all original elements
- N°41 in the1963 Le Mans 24 Hours
 
René Bonnet and Charles Deutsch, the creators of DB Automobiles, parted ways at the end of 1961.

This separation led to the birth of two new marques that competed against each other at Le Mans
While Deutsch remained faithful to Panhard, Bonnet made an agreement with Renault to power the compact sporty coupés unveiled for the 24 Hour race at Le Mans in 1962.

Designed by Jacques Hubert, this tiny car given the name Djet, was innovative for its mid-positioned Renault engine and magnesium wheels.

The Djet had been designed purely to compete in the GT class.

Hence, the lightweight chassis (18 kg) had a tubular aero frame embedded in a fibreglass coque, with a bonnet that opened up sideways for ease of use.

Renault Gordini supplied the engine...