Voiture miniature - Panhard PL 17 rouge orangée? Dinky-Toys (éditions Atlas) - N°547

Panhard PL 17 Orange Red? Dinky-Toys (Atlas Editions) - No. 547

25,00 €
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Voiture miniature - Panhard PL 17 rouge orangée? Dinky-Toys (éditions Atlas) - N°547

Voiture miniature Panhard PL 17 Orange Red? Dinky-Toys (Atlas Editions) - No. 547

25,00 €
Année1950·1960
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Echelle: 1/43ème

Editions Atlas

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Description

This Panhard PL 17 Orange Red from the Dinky-Toys collection published by Atlas faithfully represents one of the most iconic French sedans of the 1960s. This 1/43 scale miniature perfectly captures the elegance and originality of this model, which marked the history of French automobiles with its bold technical innovations.

A true collectible piece, this careful reproduction is aimed at enthusiasts of French automobiles and collectors of Dinky-Toys miniatures, an essential reference in the world of car modeling.

Miniature Specifications

  • Model: Panhard PL 17
  • Brand: Panhard
  • Year: 1959-1965
  • Scale: 1/43
  • Color: Orange Red
  • Protective case included: Yes

The Panhard PL 17, Avant-Garde Sedan

Launched in 1959, the Panhard PL 17 succeeds the Dyna Z and embodies Panhard's technical philosophy: to combine lightness, performance, and economy. This revolutionary sedan adopts a particularly rigid and light monocoque body, combined with the legendary air-cooled flat-twin engine.

The lines of the PL 17 break away from the aesthetic codes of the time. Its futuristic design, crafted by the coachbuilder Facel, is distinguished by its flat surfaces, pronounced angles, and its characteristic front with four round headlights. This avant-garde approach permanently influences French automotive design.

Despite its modest displacement of 850 cm³, the PL 17 exhibits remarkable performance thanks to its light weight of 700 kg. It reaches 130 km/h while consuming less than 6 liters per 100 kilometers, an achievement for its time, making it the most economical sedan in its category.

Panhard, Pioneer of Automotive Innovation

At the end of the 1950s, Panhard was going through a pivotal time in its history. After being one of the pioneers of French automobiles since 1891, the brand faced increasing competition from mainstream manufacturers. It is in this context that the PL 17 was born, a perfect embodiment of the technical philosophy developed by Jean-Albert Grégoire.

The history of Panhard dates back to the early days of the automobile. Founded by René Panhard and Émile Levassor, the company quickly distinguished itself through its bold technical innovations: the first French gasoline engine under Daimler license, the invention of the modern gearbox, and early adoption of front-wheel drive. This avant-garde tradition culminates in the revolutionary post-war French cars, of which the PL 17 represents the technical pinnacle.

A Star of French Cinema

The Panhard PL 17 enjoys an unexpected second career on cinema screens. Its futuristic design and recognizable silhouette make it the ideal companion for heroes of the New Wave. Jean-Paul Belmondo adopts it in several films, helping to forge its image as a modern intellectual car.

Even more surprisingly, the PL 17 becomes the emblem of endurance racing thanks to its exceptional aerodynamic qualities. At Le Mans, it achieves stunning performances against much more powerful rivals, regularly finishing at the front of its category. These sporting exploits contrast with its image as a sensible family sedan.

The most delightful anecdote concerns the French secret services who discreetly adopt the PL 17 for certain missions. Its negligible consumption, legendary reliability, and inconspicuous appearance make it the ideal vehicle for long-distance surveillance. Several specially prepared units circulate in Paris during the 1960s.

Today, collectors are eager to obtain the PL 17 in this particularly sought-after orange red hue. This color, dubbed "Montlhéry red" in reference to the racetrack, was offered as an option and remains one of the most elegant liveries in the Panhard range.

Complete Your Collection of French Miniatures

This Panhard PL 17 Dinky-Toys naturally finds its place alongside other icons of French automobiles. It harmoniously interacts with Citroën DS and period Renaults, forming a coherent ensemble representative of the golden age of French automotive design.

Collectors particularly appreciate this Atlas reissue of Dinky-Toys, which faithfully respects the quality standards of the original brand while benefiting from modern finishes. This miniature fits perfectly into Dinky-Toys collections and ideally complements the classic cars from 1950-1979.

It will appeal to both enthusiasts of Panhard history and fans of French miniatures, serving as a valuable testament to a time when the French automotive industry competed bravely and innovatively with the greatest global manufacturers.

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Comment comprendre les échelles des miniatures ?

L'échelle indique le rapport de réduction entre la vraie voiture et la miniature. Par exemple, à l'échelle 1/43, chaque centimètre de la miniature correspond à 43 centimètres sur le véhicule réel.

Concrètement, une Ferrari miniature au 1/18 fait environ 25-30 cm de long, tandis qu'au 1/43 elle mesure approximativement 10 cm.

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