Fresh from the 2CVGB Tan Hill Run...

[Mad Cyril]

Cracking day out. Made all the more amusing by these gems...

 

Can't remember the last time I clapped eyes on one of these,

 

A 2CV 'Coupe' (and yes, I think that is a Minor boot lid.)

 

And last, but by no means least amusing:

A six wheeler C15. Never seen one before but it actually looked factory.

[Pete-M]

Cracking day out. Made all the more amusing by these gems...

 

 

And last, but by no means least amusing:

A six wheeler C15. Never seen one before but it actually looked factory.

Want. Lots.

[Mad Cyril]

Me too. Made my day.

[garycox]

Wow, I'd love that LN, 2CV/Minor thing is just wrong.

[STUNO]

I agree with garycox re the bastard child, now identify the rear bumperwhile you wonder if it is minor or 2cv powered ...note the tow hitch my guess is vauxhall bumper and 2cv power for towing

[Mad Cyril]

Yup, definitely much more 2cv than Minor:

 

I'll have to bow to your superior knowledge on the rear bumper,but what about the front one?

[STUNO]

Only a fool would say the front is early 50's hillmanwhat really worries me is that I like it

[Maltelec]

I put a new chassis on a 2CV for a friend once.After that I was scared to sit in the thing!Knowing I was sat on a 1mm thick piece of steel between the seat base and the road, with a 2mm thick chassis and a few M7 bolts screwed into horrible nut clip things

[mouseflakes]

And last, but by no means least amusing:

A six wheeler C15. Never seen one before but it actually looked factory.

The owner is Citroenmad over on the XM forum - it's the only RHD of 101 that were built apparently (click for link).

[Mr_Bo11ox]

That 2CV coupe is spectacularly hideous, however in my experience many 2CV folk are not in the least bit interested in aesthetics, of either themselves or their vehicles so thats no great handicap. Love the C15 six wheeler though, what a class weapon! Like some hellish vision of a post-apocalyptic baguette/quiche delivery van. I wonder if any of the rear wheels are driven.