This Charleston has lived all over Europe, but has not driven many kilometers. It started in Heilbronn and later moved to Bavaria. The German owner took it to the Provence, probably to his holiday home. There it was serviced by the local garage in 2010. The counter was at about 30,000 km.

In 2016 it came into the hands of Mr. Fradet, a man with a good nose for beautiful Citroëns, as evidenced by his museum collection in Castellane. He then sold it again to an Englishman who took it home with him. The counter was then at about 35,000 km.

A friend of ours then bought the car in 2020, because it reminded him of his first 2CV, also a Charleston. He wore that car down to the last thread, he wanted to spare this beauty that fate. He drove it a few times, but never imported it.

Because the car was just sitting in the shed and he actually thought that was a waste, we are now going to find a new owner for it.

It is still in a particularly beautiful and good condition. Some panels have been resprayed, but otherwise it is quite original. We have replaced its (very old) tires with a fresh set of Michelins, given it a thorough service, will import it and make it ready for the road.

We don’t come across these fancy 2CVs much, so grab your chance. With its low mileage and great condition, it still has a whole life ahead of it!