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Clenet's first car was called the Series I. It was a roadster designed in a 1930s style. A total of 250 factory-authorized Clenet Series I vehicles were produced. This specific Clenet is #67 of 250. Clenet's sold for around US$105,000 in the 1970s. Recently Clenet's in new condition with no mileage have sold for $100,000 to $150,000. This Clenet is finished in BMW Sahara paint, and Mercedes Benz Gray Beige with tan interior and wood dash accents that embody the nostalgic...

Unique is the word I would use to describe this incredible 1980 Clenet Convertible. This one is number 27 of 250 four seaters produced. The Clenet is a limited-edition automobile, built by Clenet Coachworks of Santa Barbara California, in the late 70-s and 80-s. It is of very high quality and uses a Lincoln drivetrain (460ci V8). This car is a very fine example, that was fully restored about 3 years ago. The restoration appears to be of high quality and shows very well. Paint detail and application are flawless. The Chrome and trim are excellent! The soft top was replaced at the time of restoration and is in excellent shape. The interior is beautifully appointed with top quality materials and workmanship evident. Seats, carpet and kick panels show minor wear but nothing unusual for the mileage and age of the car. Instrument panel in impressive and in excellent condition. An aftermarket Pioneer AM/FM CD player has been installed. Cargo...

The Clenet Roadster is a very limited production that emulates the classic elegance and good taste of the legendary touring cars of the 1930-s, but has the modern reliability and serviceability of the modern American automobile. Its visual balance and 50/50 weight distribution puts it in the finest sports car tradition and the chassis and running gear are products of the most advanced engineering designed for the utmost safety and reliability. The Clenet is a handmade vehicle constructed of a steel body and an English leather interior and has some touches of elegance that include engraved vent windows and teak wood accents under the hood, rear deck, and running boards. Only 250 of these vehicles were ever produced and each is numbered with a silver plaque that is set in the doors. Exterior features include Hand rubbed acrylic laquer paint, tonneau cover for the convertible top, wheel cover, and Danish teakwood accents. Interior standard features include Power steering, Power brakes,Tilt steering wheel, Cruse control, Automatic transmission, AM/FM stereo, English leather upholstery, English carpeting,...