This edition See the pictures for a nice sample of cars. The first one is the 1982 Peugeot 505 Cabriolet, which was unfortunately never produced.

Then, we have two Peugeot. First, Peugeot 404 with three seat rows (seven-seat family estate). Second, 1962 Peugeot 404 Diesel, record car, equipped with the Indénor 88 Diesel engine, displacing just under 2 litres, and streamlined with a single seat and a fighter aircraft style canopy over the driving seat. In 1965, the car was brought to the Monthléry racetrack and run for 103 hours at a 161 kmh or 100 mph average on the banked oval track, covering around 16'000 kilometres.

And to finish: unique 1948 Dynavia Panhard, Maserati Kyalami, a rare, rotary Mazda RX5, a pair of DeLorean, and a Simca Chambord.

Links More about the is event on their official webpage. About the organization team, see the club's homepage. The excellent site Zwischengas also provides a good summary and nice pictures of this event.