Rare 1931 Hispano-Suiza J12 (Warbirds &amp; Wheels museum) - one of only nine open top Hispano-Suiza J12s still in existence. This car was built with meticulous attention to detail for display at the Paris Motorshow in 1931, with a body by Paris-based body maker Carrosserie J. Saoutchik and Swiss engineer Marc Birkigt's V12 engine. The car was originally owned by the then Shah of Persia (now Iran), and later owned by collectors in the US and New Zealand.
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