*Citroën C6 F Camionnette – 1931 Swiss registration title, in temporary importation At the 1928 Paris Motor Show, André Citroën scored another major coup by presenting the C6, the first 6-cylinder production car in the history of the marque aux Chevrons.

A year later, he broke new ground with the brand's first commercial vehicles, powered by this powerful, torquey 6-cylinder engine.

It entered the market for small 'fast' trucks, with a 1,800 kg (at the time, this was expressed in terms of unladen weight), then a 2,000 kg, sometimes with twin rear wheels.

A popular commercial vehicle in all sectors of commerce and industry, it was even reproduced in Citroën's toy range.

Our example was recovered in the early 1990s from a fire station in the canton of Vaud, then restored at great expense.

Nothing escaped the expert hands of Mr D.

and his team: chassis, bodywork, upholstery, engine, axles, wooden platform...

This very interesting van, which has a payload of over 1,400 kg, is in ver...