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Earlier this year I visited La Vie En Bleu at Prescott Speed Hill Climb. On the way back home I saw a 1905 Darracq World Record Car on the way to Sundays event. I did some research into this and found that the car comes from Lutterworth and is owned by Mark Walker. Further research showed that the car had a 25 Litre engine, producing 200HP. Does anyone know how many were built and what the value of this car is now?
Edited by MCLAREN KID on Friday 28th October 18:30
He also owns and races this 1907 Grand Prix panhard- one of the earliest grand prix cars still in existance. Being overtaken by this on the M1 was quite something!!

I can highly recommend a trip to Mallory park for the VSCC races. Some weird and wonderful cars racing- how about a 24 litre W-12 engine car, with three sets of four stubby exhausts belching flame.


I can highly recommend a trip to Mallory park for the VSCC races. Some weird and wonderful cars racing- how about a 24 litre W-12 engine car, with three sets of four stubby exhausts belching flame.
williamp said:
I can highly recommend a trip to Mallory park for the VSCC races. Some weird and wonderful cars racing- how about a 24 litre W-12 engine car, with three sets of four stubby exhausts belching flame.

This guy (Chris Williams) also has a car called Mavis http://youtu.be/eAvJb0_VXHE 42-litre Packard-engined Bentley.He is what you can quite safely call eccentric. I sold him a small 20's aero engine in september, so I'm sure he has other cars on the way.
But the time i met him before that, he was walking around in his bowler hat with a big hole in the top. One day out shooting someone had blown a hole in it with a shotgun. (I guessing he didn't have it on at the time.
I have a few friends with cars like this. One day I will take the next step from old racing car, to old aero engined racing car.
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