Jean Gras
The Jean Gras was a small scale French automobile manufactured by a concern based in Issy-les-Moulineaux, Paris from 1924 until 1927.
The company showed two cars at the Paris 1924 Salon, the Type A had a 1494 cc overhead camshaft engine and the Type B a 1200 cc pushrod overhead valve unit. Both engines were supplied by C.I.M.E.. Four wheel brakes using the Perrot system were fitted and the chassis carried a six-light saloon body.
In 1927 a six-cylinder model with 1557 cc engine was added to the range.
The cars were built in the former Philos factory at Lyon.
A Jean Gras took part in the 1925 300 mile race at Montlhéry, France, finishing fifth.
References
[edit]David Burgess Wise, The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Automobiles.
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