1950 Panhard Dyna X84 sport

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=27501339386163186&set=gm.3415026458670934&idorvanity=132380976935515

this caught my eye... ever see this 1951 VW Sport? Or this Dyna panhard? I wonder if these were just the artist's interpretation of the real cars, or ones he made up

https://www.flickr.com/photos/taffeta/3338999241/in/album-72157613310039440

https://www.flickr.com/photos/taffeta/albums/72157613310039440/with/3427737082

it looks like the the Salon Epoqu’auto in Lyon has a lot of fun booths

https://www.facebook.com/tutumcload/posts/pfbid0kYxMpvXZzxAMk2xZqvHpi6nTTpzQNiqa2GjoHhTssd9mzrbNAh5i196nb7aLpA6Kl

I've seen one of these before, but forgot it... my ability to recall seeing one photo from 7 years ago, ain't what it used to be

interesting shaped instrument gauges

https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=6171409912895270&set=pcb.6171411896228405

this is what it would look like restored https://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2016/03/panhard-had-some-elegant-looking-cars.html

Compliments to fnqvmuch for remembering that I'd posted that photo 7 years ago! 

nice Panhard delivery trucks

below is a different one... it looks like these two should swap hubcaps

 

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10160482963444306&set=a.487455259305

a funky interesting look, the unusual cyclops headlight design of the Panhard

 http://www.backroads.ie/forum/car-related/r-roads/81-random-picture-thread?p=771831#post771831

nice little delivery van! 1954 Panhard Dyna, was even at Retromobile in 2017

Descendant of founder Edouard Cointreau, Alfred Cointreau is the perfect ambassador for the family's famous liqueur, and orange flavored trilpe-sec, and took over at age 24,

Amusing, and terrific for advertising, if you take the letters in the word Cointreau, and rearrange them, what do they spell? A true icon

https://www.suixtil.com/retromobile-france/
https://journal.classiccars.com/2017/02/19/retromobile-remains-king-shows/
https://www.facebook.com/2116009678685516/photos/a.2116914098595074/2328915917394890/?type=3&permPage=1
https://www.wine-searcher.com/m/2014/06/alfred-cointreau-looks-back-in-angers

Panhard "Razor Blade" 1926

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10216691241502366&set=a.4705775571281.184479.1501025670&type=3
http://www.forum-auto.com/automobile-pratique/modelisme-modeles-reduits/sujet7712-6055.htm
https://www.pinterest.com/montebarra66/racers-panhard-razor/?lp=true

Panhard Dynavia at the Interclassic Brussels (thanks John!)

https://automobiliaretropassion.blogspot.be/2017/11/interclassic-brussels-2017.html!

Leno features a Panhard on his video series... quite interesting vehicle, had a VW like engine, with 2wice the power through the use of hemi heads (thanks PDV!)

For an indepth but brief look at the Panhard companies woes and end, which is fascinating, read http://www.curbsideclassic.com/curbside-classics-european/automotive-history-three-french-deadly-sins-part-2-panhard-dyna-z-pl-17/ 

trying hard to get it out of the sand bank

http://www.passionea300allora.it/forum/topic/9078-24-ore-di-le-mans/?page=16

Panhard truck... huh. Started out as a 4 door, now it has a sliding trunk to carry the scooter

started out looking like a good project 4 door

then was chopped sectioned etc

but the look at the slide out scooter hauler... cool!

https://photos.google.com/share/AF1QipODhVbLj4u3R6tNBISjrIhpMGxQhCc7CoZWaZktt7tH-VnUauCfCy4aLb7vEINeqQ?key=RjNxVU4zSEduN1NOR05mQXFFanF6dFBlSHN6ZUV3
https://www.facebook.com/groups/yachtclubdesavionsdelaroute/permalink/10155327021639556/

a Panhard limo... interesting top, I wonder if it's luggage, or a convertible top innovation

https://www.flickr.com/photos/classiccarshows/sets/72157669986967995/with/27800948975/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/classiccarshows/albums

Panhard... kinda funky cool odd fashionable little cars. Could either be elegant, or hipster

https://www.facebook.com/julien.roger.50/media_set?set=a.10207578169721385.1073741884.1504562234&type=3

Panhard had some elegant looking cars, like this 1936 Dynamic

https://www.facebook.com/groups/388345988038515/

Panhard EBR

Panhard built the EBR in 1954-1963, though the company began designing it shortly after the end of World War II. It was used by both the French Army and the Portugese Army not only as a reconnaissance vehicle, but also as an anti-tank vehicle, armed with either the 75mm 90mm cannon. The purpose of the extra four wheels, which could be raised or lowered as needed, was to reduce ground pressure, allowing the vehicle to traverse muddy or sandy ground that would swallow a typical four-wheeled vehicle.

The EBR could be steered from either end. Thus, a crew consisted of one front driver, one rear driver, one gunner and one vehicle commander

  http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2010/03/04/march-military-campaign-panhard-ebr/

Full gallery at http://www.warwheels.net/PanhardEbrFL10TROWBRIDGE.html

1954 Panhard Dyna Jr

on display at Retromobile

Found on https://www.facebook.com/maximilien.vanbreak

1892 Panhard & Levassor catalog

Found on https://www.facebook.com/isabelle.bracquemond.7

Goofy looking, in the way that the trendy and ridiculous go for the most, the 1914 and 1924 Panhard 40

found on http://bertc.com/subfive/flash/illustration_menu.htm

Found on https://www.facebook.com/isabelle.bracquemond.7?fref=nf

The oldest car collection in the US... the Larz Anderson museum in Brookline Mass

The collection has the following
1899 Winton
1900 Rochet-Schneider
1901 Winton Bullet
1903 Gardner-Serpollet
1905 Electromobile
1906 CGV
1907 FIAT
Powerful and bold, the Andersons’ 1907 Fiat was the supercar of its time.  Even the motto of the automobile, No Hill Can Stop Me, reflected its strength, for many automobiles at this time had difficulty going up hills.  This 11-liter, 6-cylinder Fiat boasted a strength of 65 horsepower; only 86 were manufactured.  Bought by the Andersons while they were on vacation in Europe, the car was then shipped to New York to be re-bodied by the Hol-Tan Company.
1908 Bailey Electric
1910 Panhard et Levasor
1912 Renault
1915 Packard Twin Six
1924 Renault Torpedo
1925 Luxor Taxi
1926 Lincoln
and small sidenote, the museum collection (in a 1888 carriage house) was voted as one of the Top 10 Boston Museums for a wedding

This year, the Pebble Beach Concours has invited the Larz Anderson museum to bring the 1907 Fiat, and it needs a couple of tires. http://larzanderson.org/1907fiat/

You'll understand that car museums in Massachusetts are off the beaten path of tourists, and door donations might be a bit down lately... but the car is IMPRESSIVE! It has been a feature of the collection that has been open to the public for viewing.... get this, since 1927. The Museum was founded in 1949, and might be the oldest car museum in America that is still open.

 It just needs a couple of dollars to get tires.

The 1907 Fiat was last was operated in 1919, and the workshop of  "The Old Motor" David is getting it ready to be shipped to Pebble Beach, read about that at http://theoldmotor.com/?p=50392 .

David is one of the few who are expert at brass era and classics, and is buying one tire, handling all the work of fixing the rims, handling the lubrication (etc etc etc) but is not set to sponsor more than the one tire as they are about $500 apiece.

I'd love to be there when they fire up the motor for the first time in 93 years.