1938 CITROËN ROSALIE 10B COMMERCIAL TORPÉDO
No reserve
French registration certificate (not transferred)
Chassis No.

425900
- Barn find
- Restoration project
- One of the last produced
Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1932, the Citroën Rosalie range (8, 10, and 15) succeeded the famous C4 and C6 models.

It marked a significant technical advance for the Quai de Javel with the widespread adoption of the “Floating Engine” (a patented system that isolated engine vibrations from the body using rubber mounts) and aerodynamic "All-Steel" aerodynamic body styles.

The 10B version, equipped with a 1.8-liter 4-cylinder engine producing 36 horsepower, represented the brand’s core model range, renowned for its mechanical robustness.
Chassis number 425 900 is a 10B model equipped with a particularly rare body style: the Torpédo Commercial.

Designed for artisans, merchants, and farmers of the time, this utility variant combined the open-top silhouette of the traditional torpedo with s...