Reply to "Deauville #2108 - for sale - Armored"

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I think that it will be over a 1000 pounds. The glass used back then was 1 1/4 inch thick plus all the door and floor armoring, electric bits and all the rest would get you over 1500 pounds easily.

There are 3 armored deauvilles that I know of for certain. The one mentoined above. Another one is a series 2, black over dark green leather supplied to the Italian embassy in Brussels. The third is also a series 2, light blue over tan leather and brown velours. Used a lot by the Italian president Pertini in the eighties and is now on display at the policecar museum in Rome.

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