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Franay was a
French coachbuilder operating at Levallois-Perret, a
suburb on the
prosperous north-western edge of Paris. The
company was
founded in 1903...
- the Type 135. For the Delahaye, most were
bodied by Chapron, Labourdette,
Franay, Saoutchik,
Figoni et Falaschi, or Pennock.[citation needed] The practice...
- Ward (London) who
built six,
later including a
drophead coupe version.
Franay (Paris)
built five,
Graber (Wichtrach, Switzerland)
built three, one of...
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commissioned Franay to
design and
build a low-slung
attractive roadster body on the old Type 145 ch****is. He
vanished without paying Franay, who managed...
- DS
landaulets or the two
earlier special-bodied Citroën 15/6 H
built by
Franay and Chapron.
Between 1959 and 1964,
Hector Bossaert produced a coupé on...
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steel 4-door
sports saloon Figoni &
Falaschi Paris fixed-head coupé 1947
Franay Paris drop-head coupé 1947
Freestone & Webb
saloon 1947
James Young sports...
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France in the 1920s and 1930s and,
together with
Figoni et
Falaschi and
Franay, is
considered one of the most
important representatives of the "Baroque"...
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Motorworks Wins
Twice in
Pebble Beach".
duPont Registry. "1952
Convertible by
Franay (ch****is 4AF22,
design 7183) for H.H.
Prince Talal bin
Abdulaziz Al Saud"...
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Alphonse Guilloré,
Marcel Pourtout, Frères Dubois,
Jacques Saoutchik,
Marius Franay,
Henri Chapron, ****et-Varnay, Antem, and others.
Production of the 3.2-litre...
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renamed Rollson), Walker, Weymann, and Willoughby, and
Fernandez et Darrin,
Franay,
Gurney Nutting, Saoutchik, and
others in Europe. The ch****is cost US$8...
