File:1951-01-28 Monte Carlo WINNER Delahaye 175S Trevoux Crovette.jpg

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English: Winners at Rallye Monte Carlo (Jan 23 to Jan 28, 1951) was Jean Trévoux (right) and Roger Crovette (left, for sure) of the Delahaye 175S. It was one of two light-weight variations, bodied by italian coachworker Motto.[1]
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Winning Delahaye at 1951 Monte Carlo

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Jean Trévoux

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28 January 1951

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