Description
The Amilcar C4, produced between 1922 and 1929 by the French manufacturer Amilcar, is an iconic family car. Introduced at the 1922 Paris Motor Show, the C4 stands out with its extended and reinforced chassis to accommodate one to two additional seats, distinguishing itself from the CC and CS models of the same era. Although often delivered as a chassis-engine assembly, Amilcar offered various body styles in its catalog, including torpedo models, sporty torpedoes with various configurations, saloons, and even a utility vehicle called the "small delivery car."
The variety of available styles, combined with an affordable price and economical maintenance costs, contributed to the exceptional popularity of the C4 during its eight years of production.
Original features include:
- Inline 4-cylinder engine with side camshaft
- 1004 cc producing 17 hp at 2800 rpm
- Bore/ stroke: 58 mm / 95 mm
- Magneto ignition
- Solex carburetor
- Rear-wheel shaft transmission
- 3-speed manual gearbox + reverse
- Maximum speed: 75 to 90 km/ h
Currently offered from a private collection, this superb 1924 Amilcar C4 SPORT is ready to enchant you on the country roads. Currently registered in Spain, its registration in France is facilitated through the FFVE (French Federation of Vintage Vehicles). An opportunity to own and appreciate a piece of automotive history.
