RECREATION DELAHAYE 135 compettion (battle 170 cm)
MADE ABOUT DELAHAYE 148L
3 CARBURETORS, 160CV
CHASSIS NUMBER 148L48861
ENGINE NUMBER 48861
In perfect working condition
All the parts have been assembled and are original except the gearbox, the rest is entirely available to the future new owner.
worldwide shipping is possible
reasonable offers. The base is a 135M delahaye.
"After many inquiries I have the local gearbox located, exactly the same that was installed is this car delahaye 135M"
The whole history of reconstruction documented in photographs.
Finished in black with grey leather interior and Bordeaux carpets. Chapron bodywork and 4 speed pre- selector gearbox. A great 1950’s design and drive. Please call for more details.
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