Renault Dauphine Gordini From 1957 by Jan Keteleer

About "Renault Dauphine Gordini From 1957"

by Jan Keteleer

About the artwork

For those of you who are not aware of the history of this famous French sports car, you should know that it was a major success in its day as it won the very first race in its class and was then introduced to the rest of the world. It was a direct success due to the styling, which was revolutionary at the time. This is why it went on to become one of the most successful sports cars of all time and still remains one of the best sellers of sports cars.

The Dauphine is the name of the company that made this car. The name of the car actually got the inspiration for it when a team mechanic saw the body of an egg. They then transformed this egg into a very beautiful-looking sports car. The original idea was that the egg would break in two but this did not happen as it was too heavy and it was decided to make it into a car instead. The famous French sports car made it's first appearance in the Le Louvre in Paris and since then it has become a very important symbol of the nation. Today it is one of the most expensive cars on sale in the world.

The Dauphine is powered by the same four-stroke engine that is used in the production of the Coupes. It also has two doors on the front and it has been modified to order allow for luggage space. The interior has been left untouched during the conversion and it is said to be very comfortable as well. All the body work has been painted with white and blue colors to create the classic car look and feel. The Dauphine is known to have low mile