Introduced in 1928, the Citroën AC4 represented a significant step forward for the marque, showcasing the engineering refinement and design flair that defined French motoring between the wars Finished in Burgundy and black with a contrasting beige interior that remains in excellent condition, this 1929 example presents beautifully throughout with fine attention to period detail Powered by a four-cylinder engine coupled to a manual gearbox and recently benefiting from an engine overhaul including a new rear main oil seal and battery, ensuring smooth running with no leaks Converted to a 12-volt electrical system to enhance reliability and usability in modern conditions, allowing for easier starting and improved lighting performance Restored from the ground up in 2005 in Rochefort, France, including work to the body, chassis and springs, before being sold to the UK in 2006.

It has covered just 68,351 miles and was acquired by the current keeper at auction in March 2023 Supplied with doc...