This 1976 Citroën 2CV is finished in a two-tone white and red exterior over a brown interior and shows 85,000 kilometers. Power is provided by a 602cc air-cooled flat-twin engine paired with a manual transmission, delivering the simple and engaging driving experience for which the 2CV is renowned. The car is not equipped with air conditioning, remaining true to its lightweight, utilitarian design.
Originally purchased new in Greece by a sailor in 1976, this example spent much of its early life in a favorable climate before being placed into storage in 1996. In 2000, it was acquired for restoration and subsequently refinished in its current two-tone paint scheme. The body is reported to be rust-free and has never required structural repairs, a significant attribute for a car of this vintage. The exterior retains the 2CV’s signature styling, including its corrugated panels and minimalist detailing.
The interior features brown upholstery along with early “Phase 1” front seats, complemented by matching early-style lighting. The cabin remains period-correct and functional, reflecting the car’s straightforward and practical ethos. The condition is consistent with a well-preserved and lightly restored example, maintaining originality while benefiting from careful upkeep.
Recent mechanical attention includes a comprehensive electrical refresh with new wiring, as well as a new cooling fan, fresh fluids, and a rebuilt alternator. These updates contribute to improved reliability while preserving the original mechanical character of the car. The 602cc engine is known for its durability and ease of maintenance, making it well suited for relaxed cruising and vintage motoring enjoyment.