es handelt sich um einen

Salmson Grand Sport GP San Sebastian bj.1927

von dieser kleinserie wurden nur 17 stück hergestellt (und es handelt sich um das 2te fahrzeug mit der chassis nr gp602). der motor ist ein 4zylinder mit ca. (unglaublichen) 80 ps leistung

 hier ist der kompressor zu sehen

die ganzen infos vom verkäufer

 Introduced in 1927, the most famous Salmson racer appeared- a type called ‚San sebastian Grand Prix‘ by the english and ‚Gran Prix‘ by the French. 17 ,of this incredible rarity, were produced,it is believed that 2 of them still exisit.The car in these pictures has the chasis no GP602, it is the second of this small series to have been built.It was delivered in Sept of 1927 to SMS London (english agent), where it joined the GP’s 605,606 and 612 in many racing activities in England such as ‚Brooklands’where it had alot of succes it is said that the car obtained a One-hour record in the 1100cc race in 1936, this still stand. The car was displayed in 1929, at the Olympia Motor Show in London as the race winner. It was brought on the stand by Mr. Victor Derrington a very experienced driver who raced the GP602 for many years. Of all the cars he owned the Salmson was by far his favourite, so much that he kept it till his death in 1972. The car was always indoors in his factory, it was never licensed for road use and was looked after by a team of factory trained mechanics,lead by mr. Dutton (Bugatti restorer Ivan Duttons’s Father). In 1930 some modifications were made like, the fitting of 19inch wheels instead of the beaded edge orignials.The present owner (since 1976)bought the car from Darrngton’s late mechanic Mr. Dudley Gagahan. When the car was aquired it was unchanged since the 1930’s and a mechanical check up revealed that it was in very good mechanical condition. It still has the same appearence and runs strongly, it still has its original fabric covering of the seats and pointed tail body. The black colour that darrington had when racing with it,has worn off a bit in some places wich shows a bit of the original french racing Blue. This car is an amazing time wrap. The Salmson „Grand Prix“ is very easy to drive; docile at lower r.p.m, easy to start and copes well with todays traffic. However it was built as a race car and not for sunday posing. It has the capacity to win especially because the rear axel give an outstanding traction out of corners. Engine: 62 x 90mm, 1086cc, ca 80-85 B.H.P. O.H.C. 2 mags. 2 books exisit on the Salmson: „The Salmson“ by Chris Dreper, ISBN 0715363255 (1974) „Salmsonn Histoire d’un Nom“ by Claude Chevallier (1997) ISBN 2-7268-8313-3 published by ETAI,96.

 zu finden ist diese rarität bei:
http://www.vdvgrant.be