The Citroën 2CV, also known as the "Deux Chevaux" is an iconic French automobile that emerged in the aftermath of World War II.

Designed by Pierre-Jules Boulanger, the 2CV was envisioned as a simple, rugged car capable of transporting rural French farmers and their goods across rough terrain.

Launched in 1948 at the Paris Motor Show, the 2CV featured an air-cooled, two-cylinder engine, and its distinctive design, including its corrugated metal body, set it apart from other cars of its time.

Over the years, the 2CV gained popularity not only in France but also internationally, becoming a symbol of practicality and affordable transportation.

Its production spanned over four decades, with various models and adaptations produced, solidifying its status as an enduring automotive icon.

We are pleased to offer this 1984 Citroen 2CV6 Charleston in Rouge Delage / Black with grey interior.

First registered in August 1984, the car has had only 3 former keepers.

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