1923 Chenard & Walcker 3 Litres Sport

Chenard & Walcker was a French automobile manufacturer founded in 1898 by Ernest Chenard and Henri Walcker. The company became known for its innovative designs and engineering, producing vehicles ranging from small cars to commercial trucks. Chenard & Walcker gained recognition for their participation in motorsport events, including 24 Hours of Le Mans and French Grand Prix. Notably, in 1923 which was the first edition of 24hrs of Le Mans, Chenard & Walcker 3 Litres Sport entered by René Leonard and André Lagache finished in overall 1st place, marking a historic victory for the brand.

Chenard & Walcker 3 Litres Sport is powered by a 3liter inline-four, overhead camshaft engine, which produces ample power for both road and racing purposes.

Offered car with original skiff body from well-known coachbuilder Kelsch is mechanically complete and in well preserved condition with patina. From history is known that this car has spent its later life in Musée De Briare in France from where it was sold to famous French collector Michel Broual. Later the car was bought by UK based collector Mr. Jarvis where the car has undergone a woodwork restauration. After Mr. Jarvis passing the car has found its way to current vendor. This car is offered without registration documents, just with the French export certificate.