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Delivered new in France • Fitted with the desirable injection • Sought-after second series • With its previous owners for 35 years • French registration document The 404 Cabriolet, unveiled at the 1961 Paris Motor Show, represents Peugeot's stylistic renaissance.

Through a renewed collaboration with the Turin-based coachbuilder Pininfarina, who had previously worked on the 403, the model showcases a refined, elegant, and dynamic body, elevating the 404 Cabriolet to the ranks of the most stunning French cars of the 1960s.

Beyond its beautifully sculpted lines, the 404 Cabriolet distinguishes itself as one of the rare convertibles to offer four genuine seats.

While it clearly shares a family resemblance with the saloon, it is far more exclusive, easily holding its own against the great Italian sports cars of the period.

Produced directly by Pininfarina, it commanded a price nearly double that of the saloon and bears a striking resemblance to the Ferrari 250 GT in its elegant desig...