Incedibly rare right-hand drive Slough built Citroen Rosalie; subject to a thorough and well documented home restoration; running and driving example ready to enjoyIntroduced in 1932, the Citroën Rosalie range comprised a variety of four- and six-cylinder models, with the 10HP occupying the middle ground between the smaller 8HP and larger 15HP.

The Rosalie name became synonymous with Citroën following a series of remarkable endurance records achieved at the Montlhéry circuit in France, helping to establish the marque’s reputation for engineering innovation and reliability.Manufactured in 1934, this handsome right-hand-drive 10HP was produced at Citroën’s Slough factory, which supplied cars for the British and Commonwealth markets.While little is known about the car’s early life, our vendor purchased the Rosalie in a very poor state in the early 2000s from Dorset, having been involved in a barn fire.

The previous owner had already begun stripping the car down for engine work.Accompani...