For Sale Two 1953 2cv's for sale

[STUNO]

At the other end of the world. These are both Slough built and should get enthusiasts very excited. I felt it is worth putting them on here as you never know who is lurking!

Each priced at 1500 pounds.

Computer being nasty and will not allow the link to be attached, so will try later with another machine

 

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/CategoryAttributeSearchResults.aspx?search=1&cid=268&sidebar=1&rptpath=1-268-&5=&14=Citroen&15=&18=0&18=0&24=0&24=1960&54=&searchRegion=100&sidebarSearch_keypresses=0&sidebarSearch_suggested=0

[dollywobbler]

Aye carumba! Yup, exciting is the word. I'll take the saloon. I'll just bodge it onto my current 2CV's chassis. That'll be ace and won't upset any purists at all* I shouldn't think.

[STUNO]

Aye carumba! Yup, exciting is the word. I'll take the saloon. I'll just bodge it onto my current 2CV's chassis. That'll be ace and won't upset any purists at all* I shouldn't think.

 

 

No need , the chassises are good. Any idea what the green estate-type one is ?

[wuvvum]

I never knew Slough-built 2CVs had flippy-up back windows.  Every day's a school day.

[Bear]

The green thing looks like a FAF to me, but I'm not sure and I guess it could be some antipodean concoction.

[dollywobbler]

Yup. I'd go along with FAF.

 

Sold by Citroen to emerging nations as a dirt-simple 2CV.

 

Slough-builts had quite a few curiosities. Like an actual bootlid and an interior light that could be directed at the speedometer for night driving. And yes, rear opening windows.