Designed by Steven Egan and Terry Cook, Jean Pauline is the combination of two famous cars -- the 1935 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic and the 1939 Talbot-Lago T150C SS Coupe.
The designers have made slight differences in this model. The external body and fenders are eliminated from the Atlantic model, while the interior has been widened to provide sufficient space and comfort to passengers. Depending on the cost and demand, Jean Pauline’s body would be made of either fibreglass or aluminium.
Mod Retro Cars
Jean Pauline by Decorides is a Combination Car
Trend Themes
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