1909 Renault Type AX 8 CV Two-seater chassis no. 17069 • One of the most significant Renault proposals between the 1900s and the 10s. • Robust and reliable. • This car has been standing still for more than 30 years with the need for consequent restorations. • Mechanics and body complete. • Rare opportunity of a veteran/pioneer car. The AX is an automobile manufactured by Renault. It was produced between 1908 and 1914 and was mostly known for being used by cab drivers. The AX had a 2-cylinders straight engine with a displacement of 1,060 cc and a power of 11 hp. Its maximum speed was 55 km/h. The vehicle weighed 750 kg. This standard AX model left the works in September, 1909. It carries two-seater bodywork with single dickey seat. There is a soft top, but no windscreen, and two oil sidelamps. A spare tyre is carried on the right-hand running-board. Purchased at Christie's auction in Monza in 1974. Mechanical condition and body condition is complete, the soft-top, paintwork and trim having been renewed. This car has been standing still for more than 30 years with the need for consequent restorations.