Het wereldwijde magazine en verkoopplatform voor liefhebbers van klassieke auto’s, door liefhebbers.
Het wereldwijde magazine en verkoopplatform voor liefhebbers van klassieke auto’s, door liefhebbers.
While all eyes & ears are focussed on Paris' Rétromobile next week, there is another show this weekend. Bremen Classic Motorshow is the largest classic car show of the northern part of Germany. Swiss dealer Christoph Grohe will be presenting there this amazing unrestored 1929 (confirmed by Stefan Ittner) C14 Berline. The car used to be part of the collection of the deceased Voisin 'amateur' Jacques Antvelink (he used to live very nearby the PreWarCar headquarters). It will be interesting to see where the car will go and to what extent it will be restored in let's say five years from now. Christoph added the note that this is the longer bodied 'Chartrain'. Now if you are well educated in Voisin, of course you will know the differences between the C14 Charmant, Chartam, Chartreuse, Club, Chartapola, Chartre, Charrée, Caline, Carlette and Champagne... (if not, you can brush up your knowledge with the help of Thierry Auffret). To learn more about this particular Chartrain you can either talk with Christoph Grohe in Bremen, or a few days later in Paris. In case you're too late for this Voisin there is one comfort, he has also some very interesting cars prepared for the Paris show.