PANHARD-CD PROTOTYPE #LM64-02 LE MANS I964

One of the most important prototypes in the history of the 24 Hours of Le Mans
The most aerodynamic car in the world produced in 2 copies
Chassis #LM64-02, race number 44, driven by Alain Bertaut and André Guilhaudin during the legendary 1964 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans
The last participation of Panhard in the 24 Hours, after many victories in Le Mans
Panhard, the mechanic with 1600 victories, delivers a real technical feat with the LM64 capable of reaching 230 km/h for only 70 hp
Developed in 1964 in the Gustave Eiffel Aerodynamic Laboratory, the Panhard-CD LM64 opens the era of modern aerodynamics
Eligible for all historic races
Road legal, LM64-02 is in perfect working order
Important historical documentation, SERA-CD and Laboratoire Eiffel
A.S.I Trophy for the best preservation at the 2019 Villa d'Este Competition
Selected by the Pebble Beach jury for the 2022 Le Mans Centennial
The Panhard-CD LM 64 remains one of the most revolutionary and innovative Le Mans prototypes in the history of the 24 Hours, both for its aerodynamic and dynamic research and for its place in Panhard history.

A rare opportunity to acquire 1 of the only 2 LM64 prototypes in the world This car, a true objet d'art and work of inventors from various disciplines, is a magnificent testimony to French passion and genius, a historical monument of world automobile design.