This chassis 47194 was built in 1936 initially with a factory body. Its first owner Mr Jeannin raced it in 1936 and 1937. In 1938 it was sold to Mr Mazaud who raced it in 1938 and 1939. The car had an accident near the end of the '38 season and was rebuilt with a modernized body work specific to this car and was raced in 1939 in this configuration. After the German invasion of France in 1940 it was unfortunatly requisitioned by the Wermacht, repainted in German grey and used as a courrier car for a while. It has never been seen again.
1936 : Jeannin
? Grand Prix de Comminges 8th
? Mont Ventoux hill climb 3rd
1937 : Jeannin
#26 Grand Prix de Pau 10th
#30? Tunis GP DNS
? Alger GP 4th
1938 : Mazaud
? Mille Miglia ?
# 96 Coupe de Paris 2nd
#14 Antwerp GP winner
#14 GP des Frontieres 2nd
#8 Spa 24 hours Acc.
1939 : Mazaud
#28 GP de Pau 6th
#53 Coupe de Paris 9th
#12 Antwerp GP ?
? Luxemburg GP 4th
#15 Le Mans 24 hours DNF
#14 Belgium GP 5th
#28 German GP 6th
#22 GP de Comminges DNF
#8 Spa 24 hours 12th
THE MODELS :
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| Delahaye 135 S Chassis 47194 - DNF Le Mans 1939 (Kit GCAM) |
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| The same |
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| Delahaye 135 S Chassis 47194 after its requisition by the German in 1940 (Kit GCAM modified) |
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PICTURES OF 47194:
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| 47194 look exactly like this one when leaving the factory in 1936 (Here is 47193) |
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| 47194 at the start of the 1938 Antwerp GP (#14) where it won. (original body work) |
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| 47194 (#28) at the start of the 1939 GP de Pau |
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| 47194 at Le Mans in 1939 |
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| 47194 at the GP de PAU 1939 |
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| Last race for 47194 at the 1939 Swiss GP |
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| 47194 requisitioned by the German in 1940 |
