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15 hours ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

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Electric vehicles huh !  they'll never take off.

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3 hours ago, Bfg said:

Electric vehicles huh !  they'll never take off.

Probably still the most expensive EV ever made.

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8 hours ago, Momentary Lapse Of Reason said:

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That’s creepy. (Which is also exactly what the woman on the right is thinking).

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8 hours ago, Metal Guru said:

That’s creepy. (Which is also exactly what the woman on the right is thinking).

Looks like it's a father, mother and daughter to me, and the mother thinking, "at least I don't have to listen to his boring technical chat about the aeroplane and how it works".

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46 minutes ago, MiniMinorMk3 said:

Looks like it's a father, mother and daughter to me, and the mother thinking, "at least I don't have to listen to his boring technical chat about the aeroplane and how it works".

That was my impression, but I can see that people with some mindsets could take a very different view.

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'Mmmmmm, I found this on the floor, which one did it come from?'

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Posted
30 minutes ago, martc said:

Testing the water tightness of a 2CV.

Interesting 2cv variant with 6 light body, rear hinged doors and early bonnet - I don't think any came out of the factory like that.

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10 minutes ago, Mr Pastry said:

Interesting 2cv variant with 6 light body, rear hinged doors and early bonnet - I don't think any came out of the factory like that.

I'm sure someone will come along and explain the anomoly. Just a thought - could it be an early 4 light one (which had front hinged doors), with the later rear windows added?

Meanwhile, in Scotswood, Newcastle -

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7 hours ago, martc said:

I'm sure someone will come along and explain the anomoly. Just a thought - could it be an early 4 light one (which had front hinged doors), with the later rear windows added?

Thinking about it, it is possibly a Belgian build - I believe they had the rear quarter windows before the French adopted them.

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Posted
5 hours ago, Mr Pastry said:

Thinking about it, it is possibly a Belgian build - I believe they had the rear quarter windows before the French adopted them.

I was going to suggest that. The image was taken somewhere in NL.

Posted
16 hours ago, Mr Pastry said:

Thinking about it, it is possibly a Belgian build - I believe they had the rear quarter windows before the French adopted them.

 

11 hours ago, Remspoor said:

I was going to suggest that. The image was taken somewhere in NL.

Yes, it must be a Belgian made one, many of which were exported to the Netherlands. The 6 light model, the '2CV AZL3 Limousine' was the 'luxury' model built several years before the French factory added the extra windows. The drowned one must have been made between 1957 and 1959 as the rear wing shape was changed then.

Info from here - https://www.citroenet.org.uk/foreign/belgium/belgium1.html#:~:text=Production of the 2CV in,the AL became the AZL.

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New shaped rear wings fitted in 1959.

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7 minutes ago, Mr Pastry said:

No m8, Citroen experts are never, ever wrong about anything, how dare you even suggest it!🙂  Lots of variations on the Belgian ones though.  Some more info here.  Cats Citroën Net 2cv Belgium History (cats-citroen.com)  . 

I did more looking on the interwebs and found that there are many different types of Belgium 2CV. Initially I though they all had lights mounted on the rear wings, but then found the info on the AZL 3 that you posted.

Here's the type I am familiar with.

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