A venerable Ford V-8 sporting coachwork by Willy Van den Plas, son of Guillaume Van den Plas, who served as agent for his father’s coachbuilding enterprise in Paris
Believed to be one of the earliest Ford V-8s delivered to Europe
Typical French lines with a long bonnet, low windscreen, and large boot
Exterior finished in two-tone white over black with colour-matched wire wheels and Marchal lights
Interior features red vinyl and a wood dashboard with speedometer, amp gauge, and modern temperature gauge
Stated to have received a restoration in the 1970s
Powered by a 3.6-litre flathead V-8 paired with a three-speed manual transmission
Accompanied by copies of period photos, a copy of a design drawing, spare, and a suitcase