CLASSIC CARS
RÉTROMOBILE
Cars in the spotlight
Only a few days left before the opening of the highly anticipated Retromobile Show. As usual, the Aguttes on Wheels team will be pleased to welcome you on its stand, n° 0J21 in Hall 7.3, on which will take place a sharp, but also eclectic selection of six classic cars.
A collection is not meant to be frozen, like a sleeping museum, but should be seen as a living whole, evolving over time, like a child's growing toy box... Retromobile is a huge toy box!
On our stand, we will present extraordinary cars, entrusted by six of our very good clients and friends. Pre-war enthusiasts will not be disappointed as the Bugatti Type 35 C, the star of our next Vente de Printemps on 27 March, will be on display alongside the unique surviving Omega-Six, an iconic roadster from the late 1920s with technology derived from a racy Hispano-Suiza with an incredible history and racing record in the hands of driver Hellé Nice. As we have a huge passion for sports and racing cars, the following four cars are eminently historic. First of all, a Lotus Eleven S2 which has the particularity of having raced in the 1959 Tour de France Automobile and one of the fifteen Maserati Barchetta produced by the Modena factory in 1993. It is the only one in the world to have been road registered! Certainly a must-have for any fan of the Trident brand.
Last but not least, two Formula 1 cars from the 1990s will complete the podium, but not just any cars, as they were driven by two future World Champions... you can admire them on our stand and who knows, soon on the racetrack!
1994 – McLaren MP4/9A – V10 3.5l Peugeot
Eligible for the Formula Legends 3.5 by Peter Auto
Driven by the future world champion Mika Hakkinen and Martin Brundle during the 1994 season
One of the most beautiful F1 of all time
V10 Peugeot engine – ready to run
Private sale – Price on request
1992 – Benetton B192 – V8 3.5l Ford-Cosworth
Eligible for the Formula Legends 3.5 by Peter Auto
Driven by future world champion M. Schumacher in his first full season in F1
One of the most aesthetically innovative and high performance F1 of its generation
Unquestionable track record and authenticity
Estimate: €900,000 – €1,200,000
Tour Auto – The Official Sale 2022 – April 25 – Paris
1993 – Maserati Barchetta
Only 17 built, 15 built, 13 still remaining
The only one to have been registered !
In the same collection for over 15 years
Private sale – Price on request
1928 – Omega Six 3 Litres Short Chassis
Sole survivor of the brand, clear history since the 1960s
Competition version with Omega Six 6-cylinder ACT engine, Hispano-Suiza technology
Presumed to be the car of Hellé Nice, THE star of the Roaring Twenties, a nude dancer and later a race car driver
Estimate: €400,000 € – 500,000 €
The Damiers Sale – May 1st – Cassel
1927 – Bugatti Type 35 C (R)
Original engine, axle, front axle
Numerous participations in Le Mans Classic, GP de l'Age d'Or, Angoulême and Bugatti à Monthléry
Rebuilt by one of the most renowned FrenchBugatti experts in the 1990s
Estimate: €300,000 – €400,000
The Spring Sale – March 27 – Paris
1959 – Lotus Eleven S2
Ex-Tour de France Automobile 1959
Ready to race on the most beautiful events of the calendar
Fitted with 1500 Climax engine, smart restoration
Estimate: €180,000 – 230,000
Tour Auto – The Official Sale 2022 – 25 April – Paris
SPRING SALE
Browse the catalogue
If you haven't already done it, we invite you to discover the catalogue of our next sale which will take place in Paris on March 27th. The fifty-six cars and motorbikes of collection will be exposed on Friday 25, Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 March at the Espace Champerret, 6 rue Jean Oestreicher, Paris 17. We hope to see many of you there to visit this ephemeral collection and come and meet us. Each member of the Aguttes on Wheels team will be at your disposal to present you in detail the cars and motorbikes of the catalogue and - above all - to present you their files (invoices, photos, history...) that we try to compile each time. We will also have the pleasure of unveiling one of the next stars of the sale that we will be organizing at the start of the Tour Auto, at the Porte de Versailles exhibition centre, on Monday 25 April. To be continued...
AUCTION CATALOGUE
1967 – Jaguar Type E 4.2 FHC l Estimate: €90,000 – 120,000
1998 – Ferrari F355 Spider l Estimate: €70,000 – 90,000
1982 – Audi Quattro l Estimate: €45,000 – 55,000
CLASSIC CARS
Head of department
Gautier Rossignol
Specialists
Hugo Baldy
Paul-Émile Coignet
AUCTION CATALOGUE
1967 – Jaguar Type E 4.2 FHC l Estimate: €90,000 – 120,000
1998 – Ferrari F355 Spider l Estimate: €70,000 – 90,000
1982 – Audi Quattro l Estimate: €45,000 – 55,000
CLASSIC CARS
Head of department
Gautier Rossignol
Specialists
Hugo Baldy
Paul-Émile Coignet