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Turner Prize nominated, Andy Saunders modified, 1963 Panhard PL17 Saloon Registration no. XKR 454A Chassis no. 2174792
United Kingdom • 2 Mar 2013
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AI Listing Summary
This is a highly modified 1963 Panhard PL17 Saloon, originally a mechanically ingenious but controversial French economy car. It has been transformed into a track car with a Citroën Saxo engine, performance upgrades, and chassis modifications. Restored in 2009 and said to be in good condition, the modifications may significantly affect its collector value and appeal.
Condition
6
The car is described as being in commensurately good condition after a restoration in 2009. However, it has been significantly modified for track use, which may appeal to a specific audience but also introduces potential risks and deviations from its original condition. The modifications are extensive and include engine, gearbox, brakes, suspension, and exhaust system changes, suggesting a focus on performance rather than originality.
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Transmission:
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Chassis No:
2174792
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Reg Number:
XKR 454A
RHD/LHD:
RHD
Panhard abandoned its large-capacity range in the post-WWII era to concentrate on small utility cars of considerable mechanical ingenuity.
Powered by air-cooled, horizontally opposed, twin-cylinder engines, the Dyna Panhards featured front-wheel drive, independent front suspension, torsion bar springing, aluminium bodywork and a typically Gallic dashboard gearchange.
The cars were fast for their size, economical and handled well.
Based on the preceding alloy-bodied Dyna 54, the PL17 debuted in 1959.
Powered by an 845cc twin, the steel-panelled PL17 featured aerodynamic low-drag bodywork and, despite its small-capacity engine, proved capable of conveying six occupants at 70mph while returning 40 miles per gallon.
The car's controversial looks ensured that it made little impact on the UK market; nevertheless a total of around 130,000 were sold - mainly in Europe - before production ceased in 1964.
We are informed that this right-hand drive example of a rarely seen French marque has...
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£2,935
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£11,723
Median Price (Since 2020)
£50,550
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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