The Johnny Halay Day is sold in the poker at a public auction

A classic car owned by the late French rock star Johnny Hallei before losing it in the poker was sold for 132,000 euros ($ 143,000; 110,000 pounds) at a public auction.

The tiger de Veel was given to him in 1975 by his wife at the time, his colleague, singer Selfie Vetaine. Its combinations specially designed with MINK seats, golden disk top the network and Hubcaps hold the first letters.

He told the French auction home, Osinatin BBC, that the car was purchased by a French man for a “specific project, which he would discuss soon”, and the buyer had to pay an additional installment for the buyer of 26,400 euros.

Halllyday lost the car while playing a poker with a friend in 1977.

Osinat BBC told Haliai who tried to buy the car from the owner, but it was bent from doing this by his manager, who cited limited financing.

Panther De Ville was a classic new luxury car with a thirties design design. It was produced in Britain from 1974 to 1985 and was the jaguar v12 engine.

The 1975 Black Halllyday was one of 69 classic cars sold by OSENA at Fontainebleau, near Paris, on Monday. The auctions expected that the car would bring between 55,000 euros and 80,000 euros.

The gold disk is engraved as halllyday. Vartan was placed on the top of the network to celebrate the best -selling devices he issued in 1975.

Halllyday was enthusiastic for the famous cars. But within two years, he had to separate from the car after Booker lost in a friend’s house, said Stéphane Pavot from Osenat on France Info on the web.

He added that the lucky winner prefers sports models and later exchanged with Ferrari, whose owner was the real fans of Halllyday’s.

Virtan and Halia were divorced in 1980.

Halllyday sold more than 110 million records and starred in a number of films over a 57 -year -old profession. He continued to wander even before his death with lung cancer in 2017, 74 years old.