File:Berliet 'Dauphine' berline ca 1936 Schaffen-Diest 2013.JPG

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English: Berliet 11 CV "Dauphine" berline (ca 1937)
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At the 1937 motor show Berliet was more and more focused on truck manufacture. In terms of passengers cars they presented, for 1938, a single model, being the 11CV "Dauphine". The 1938 model was minimally modified according to the fashions of the time through the fitting of convex glass on the headlights. That is how I think I know that the model in this picture, its headlights covered by flat glass, is a 1936 model produced early in 1937 or earlier. With thanks for these facts to Automobilia 1938 (salon 1937) by René Bellu.

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