Solved: Allemano's № 815 - 1953 Pegaso Z-102 designed by Paul Bracq for Charbonneaux

[Allemano]

Last one for today..

Only a scale model, but who made it and for what make?

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[Allemano]

Experts!

[Delorean]

American?

[Allemano]

Not American.

[Delorean]

French?

[Allemano]

the brand is not French..

[thorax]

a proposal for Lancia Aurelia by Ghia?

[Allemano]

No and no.

[RayTheRat]

Italian?

[Allemano]

Not Italian.

[Iluvatar]

Pegaso??

[dzima1985]

Pegaso Z-102 Charbonneaux, designed by Paul Bracq. Model of the car was shown at the Paris Motor Show in 1953 on the stand Saoutchik.

[Allemano]

Well, you know more about this than me. I didn't know that Bracq penned this car for Charbonneaux.
Well done!

[barrett]

That's the first I've heard of Charbonneaux ever farming out his designs to other designers. I don't know the source on that info but it seems a little suspect to me.
Was Paul Bracq instructed to create a design that looked like a 'typical Charbonneax design'? 

I'm not saying this is definitely untrue, I don't have access to the Charbonneaux book where I'm sure the answer lies, but I would need some more information before I totally believed this!

[dzima1985]

Bracq's career began in the design studio of Philippe Charbonneaux, where he served as Charbonneaux' assistant. This is his first job.