DARRACQ. Stand 126.

July 7th 2014

July 7, 2014

One model of the 12-32 Darracq is being shown equipped with a four-seater sports body. The chassis embodies an engine, the rating of which is 11.4 h.p., and which has an engine of 68 mm. and no mm. bore and stroke. Three speeds are included, with right hand change : the clutch is a single plate, and the rear axle has spiral bevel gears. The sports car, as exhibited, costs 1,550.

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