Citroën 2CV Charleston

The 2CV was first presented to the public in 1948. With this puristic, economical small car that was easy to maintain and simple to operate, Citroën offered a robust mass-produced people's car that had suitably good suspension for use on the sparsely built up road network. From 1981, by which time the 2CV had long been a cult object, a two-colour version was launched, the red and black 2 CV 6 Charleston which, in September 1982, was followed by a yellow and black version, both equipped with an air-cooled, 29 hp, 0.6 litre, two-cylinder horizontally opposed engine.

True-to-original reproduction of bodywork with fine surface details
Separate movable bonnet
Multipart detailed engine
Separate exhaust assembly
Detailed interior with dashboard, seats and seat backs
Build with optional open or closed roof
Movable wheels
Bottom half of front side window optionally hinged open or closed
Various chrome parts, including wheel hubs, door handles and headlamps
Rubber-look tyres
Instructions and authentic decals with various registration marks (D, F, NL, I, GB, B)