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261: 305: 293: 245: 277: 496: 117:. After completing an apprenticeship as a blacksmith in Spain, Jean Antem moved to France in 1910. In the following years he worked in Paris for various body manufacturers. Some sources state that he also completed training with Van den Plas. It is not clear whether this was the Belgian company 142:. In 1925 the company got another shareholder; it then traded as Antem Monroig & Guyot. Four years later, Antem took over the shares of its business partners. The company was then called Antem Carrossier. After the end of the Second World War, Antem moved into new premises in 149:
The importance of Antem among coachbuilders of that era is assessed differently amongst sources. Some sources consider the company to be one of the leading French coachbuilders of the interwar period, while others see Antem as "one of the best of the second set".
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or the independent Paris company Willy van den Plas. Antem returned to Catalonia during the First World War, but went back to Paris immediately after the armistice in 1918. In 1929 he took French citizenship and changed his first name from Juan to Jean.
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chassis. These were often pontoon-style coupés, and more rarely four-door sedans, some of which had expansive bodies with free-standing fenders. A small four-door sedan was also created as a one-off on the chassis of the
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After the end of the Second World War, Antem resumed body production. The company focused primarily on the luxury manufacturer Delahaye, with Antem supplying a large portion of the bodies for the
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and produced bodies for automobiles from 1924 onwards. In 1924 Antem & Monroig exhibited for the first time at the
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in Normandy. There the company manufactured vehicle trailers and cabs for tractors. Operations ceased in 1997.
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The founder of the company was the Spaniard Jean Antem (1893–1972), born as Juan Antem either in
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chassis (chassis number 101.504), which in later years temporarily belonged to the actor
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Kurze Darstellung der Geschichte Antems auf der Internetseite www.coachbuild.com
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Kurzer Überblick über französische Karosseriehersteller der Zwischenkriegsjahre
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In the 1930s, Antem manufactured exclusive one-off bodies on chassis from
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In 1919, Antem founded an automobile repair shop in the Paris suburb of
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Brief description of Antem's history on the website www.coachbuild.com
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A French Touch of Class. Les Ateliers de carrosserie français
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A French Touch of Class. Les Ateliers de carrosserie français
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A French Touch of Class. Les Ateliers de carrosserie français
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chassis, as well as some bodies in small series production.
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and a short time afterwards, produced one-off bodies for
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One of Antem's sons moved the business to the town of
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In 1955 Antem ended production of automotive bodies.
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Index

Automotive
automotive design
coachbuilding
coachbuilding
period between the world wars
luxury car
Barcelona
Palma de Mallorca
wheelwright
Catalonia
Carosserie Vanden Plas
Levallois-Perret
Neuilly-sur-Seine
Paris Motor Show
Courbevoie
Delahaye
Talbot-Lago
Bugatti
Mercedes-Benz
Rolls-Royce
Ariès
Corre La Licorne
Delahaye Type 235
Bugatti Type 101
Nicolas Cage
Deutsch Bonnet
Citroën
Citroën 2CV
Philippe Charbonneaux
Doudeville

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