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AUTOMOBILES DE COLLECTION • LA VENTE DE PRINTEMPS
THE TEAM'S FAVOURITES

It's up to you!

Tick, tock, tick, tock...
Have you made your choice? With our traditional Vente de Printemps just a few days away, it's high time you made your choice from our selection of Automobilia and 59 cars! Do you prefer a pre-war car or a classic 1960s model? A sports car or a youngtimer? Concours or barnfind condition? A car with a track record or one that belonged to a celebrity? Even if we're just the sales team, we like to play the "what would you buy if" game with every catalogue... Here's the result. It's up to you...

2007 – Ferrari F430 Pilota Ferrari
"Not having to choose between a modern Ferrari and the most famous of mechanical gearboxes, the F430 Pilota Ferrari is without doubt one of the opportunities not to be missed in this sale! Although rarer than an F430 Scuderia, the Pilota Ferrari also offers more accomplished handling and performance, combining the best of both worlds. Easy to maintain, incredibly well optioned and a beauty to die for, our example also boasts a crystal-clear, perfectly documented history. Exclusivity comes at a price, and this car is only going to increase in value, as we've warned you..." Gautier Rossignol

1919 – Morgan Mag TT Grand Prix 1919
"This machine - which some will find hard to categorise as a car - bears witness to a blessed era, the beginning of the Roaring Twenties, when anything went, and when gentlemen indulged in motorboating, motoring and aviation in equal measure. This Morgan is a bit of all that at once, with its unique look, its incredible history, and its demonic MAG 8-valve factory-race engine. Pram start, thunderous noise, unique sensations: adjust your goggles, and get ready for a journey like no other." Hugo Baldy

1994 – Rover Mini Cabriolet
"A model born of an experiment by the English marque, its production remained confidential, but it was immediately well received. A first-hand example with low mileage, this car was offered by a Parisian antique dealer to his wife on the occasion of her birthday. Gentlemen, don't wait any longer to treat your wife or simply treat yourself to this unique city cabriolet!" Annabelle Loi

2003 – Porsche 996 GT3 RS
"The more time goes by, the more my love for Modern Classics grows... This period is very rich: Ferrari revives the V12 front, accelerates the trend for special models, Mercedes brings out its SLS, Aston Martin the naturally-aspirated V12, and Porsche the Carrera GT and the GT2 and GT3 RS sagas! Our car is an integral part of this period, which is beginning to emerge in the world of collecting. All you have to do is turn the key and shift through the first 3 gears to be won over: it's a car that remains comfortable and docile (a Porsche!), but which, at the slightest request, goes into full fury and glues its two passengers to the back of the bucket..." Augustin Delalande

1971 – Mercedes 300 SEL 6.3
"The 300 SEL 6.3 was the marque's first sports saloon. With its 250 hp V8 engine capable of reaching 220 km/h, it had nothing to envy the sports cars of its time. Melodious, powerful and torquey, its 8-cylinder engine puts a smile on your face with every acceleration. A blend of luxury and sportiness, it represents the best that Mercedes could offer at the end of the 1960s..." Paul-Emile Coignet

1983 – Volkswagen Golf GTI ex-RAS Sport
"Have you always been fascinated by the European Touring Car Championship and the Homeric battles between the best sports cars of the 1980s and 1990s? Then don't miss out on this Golf, which made a name for itself in Belgium and then Spain. Beautifully prepared by one of Volkswagen's semi-official teams, RAS Sport, it will delight track enthusiasts looking to treat themselves to a great example of an emblematic championship from the 1980s, on a reasonable budget..." Raphaël de Serres

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Upcoming auction
Sunday 10 march 2024, 3pm
Espace Champerret
6, rue Jean Œstreicher, 75017 Paris

Public exhibition
Espace Champerret 
6, rue Jean Œstreicher, 75017 Paris

Friday 8 et saturday 9 march : 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10 march : 9am - 12am

For more informations, please contact
Gautier Rossignol
+33 (0)1 47 45 93 01 • +33 (0)7 45 13 75 78
rossignol@aguttes.com

Hugo Baldy
+33 (0)1 47 45 93 01 • +33 (0)7 60 78 10 18
baldy@aguttes.com