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1927 Amilcar C6 Voiturette

United Kingdom • 12 Sept 2015

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This 1927 Amilcar C6 Voiturette, chassis number 11032, boasts a rich history, including time spent in East Berlin and ownership by the late Bob Graves. Extensively re-engineered with a focus on performance and reliability, it features a rebuilt engine producing approximately 150bhp and upgraded brakes, making it a formidable competitor in VSCC events.

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The car has been extensively re-engineered and improved. The listing mentions that the original body has been retained and looks very good externally but is full of filler and its steel frame is deeply rusted. The brakes have been progressively upgraded and the engine has been remanufactured with improved components.

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*Rare Vintage-era Grand Prix voiturette *Formerly the property of the late Bob Graves *Extensively re-engineered and improved *Fast and powerful (circa 150bhp) *With a copy VSCC 'Buff Form' The C6 offered here, chassis number '11032', was a complete car when discovered by a Swiss journalist, Mr Heinz-Ulrich Wiesselmann, in East Berlin.

Together with a spare chassis, '11023', the Amilcar was eventually smuggled out bit by bit into Switzerland.

Both were purchased by a Mr and Mrs Frost of Florida, USA, who restored '11032' and sold the spare chassis '11023' to Desmond Peacock in the UK.

'11023' was later rebuilt as a complete car and featured in The Automobile (January 1997 edition).

Maurice Frost ran '11032' for some time as a road car having fitted an accumulator box and starter motor.

After some years the engine block cracked and a repair proved impossible, so Frost sold the Amilcar to a small motor museum.

'11032' was later purchased from the museum by a British motor dealer, M...

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£148,500

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£154,750

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£161,000

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