Rare Ivanoff-bodied Convertible
Extensively Restored
Glovebox signed by Max Verstappen

The Citroën DS is widely regarded as one of the most significant and innovative automobiles of the twentieth century, combining avant-garde styling with engineering that was decades ahead of its time.

Among the rarest and most desirable derivatives is the DS Décapotable, created by Parisian coachbuilder Henri Chapron and later offered through Citroën.

Rarer still are cars converted by independent coachbuilders, making this DS 21 by Ivanoff a particularly intriguing proposition for the discerning collector.
Based on the sophisticated DS 21, this elegant open-top conversion retains the unmistakable character of Citroën’s celebrated design while offering the added appeal of open-air motoring.

Ivanoff was one of a few French coachbuilders to undertake bespoke DS conversions and examples such as this are exceptionally scarce today.

The DS 21 provided an ideal foundation, with its smooth and powerful ...