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"Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance's Best of Show Winner Goes on Display\nHeads turned when a 1934 Voisin C-25 Aerodyne took the most coveted prize at America's premiere concours d'elegance in August. With this little-seen modernist classic set to appear at the Mullin Automotive Museum, we asked a top car designer what makes the Aerodyne so inspiring\nIn August the Voisin stood out in a field of pristine vintage autos, winning Best of Show at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.\nApart from the fender struts, the most notable feature of the Aerodyne's front plane is the headlights, which are recessed, or \"faired-in\" to the body, an innovative idea in the early 1930s.\nPontoon fenders, another '30s innovation, are set apart from the car's main body and end in a streamlined teardrop point behind each wheel.\nThe enormity of the trunk lid would suggest plenty of storage room\u2014but there's only space for the spare tire and a handful of tools.\nThe Voisin boasted a sophisticated \"Knight sleeve-valve engine\" that ran more quietly than other internal combustion engines of the period and produced less wear.\nPeter Mullin and his team spent months locating a loom in Switzerland that would be capable of reproducing the interior trim's original Art Deco pattern and color."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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