Original 1958 DS19 — Auction Snag
Nestled in the auction’s European section was this 1958 Citroën DS19 with minimal description.















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Nestled in the auction’s European section was this 1958 Citroën DS19 with minimal description.
Citroën made a grand return with a massive display featuring their ELO MPV concept along with seven historic models.
Will it be new location for the Citroën collection from Le Conservatoire to be on public display once again?
Hoping to sell to an unsuspecting buyer who will shell out big bucks for a 2CV with a Christie Brinkley pedigree!
A rare 1964 DS19 Le Dandy, an exceptionally restored 1972 SM, an equally nice restored 1973 DS23 Pallas and a beautifully preserved 1987 CX25 GTI Turbo II.
It was a record year with 42 vehicles and nearly 150 participants at the Alpe d’Huez ski resort in Southeastern France.
The interior and paint is entirely original, tires are new. The engine and hydraulics have been rebuilt and the little niggles have been mostly worked out.
100 years after André Citroën’s Croisière Noire, the Croisière Verte has successfully crossed the African continent, this time in four ë-Ami 100% electric vehicles.
Two DS’, two SMs and a Méhari will cross the auction block in two auctions.
There are few enticing Citroën related items on offer…
Full frame off restoration in France and shipped to the US a few years ago.
Stepping off the aircraft at Charles De Gaulle airport near Paris the first thing I saw was the Concorde. That was the moment I knew I was in for a truly first-class Rétromobile experience!
The legendary Paris to Pekin Citroën expedition is being revived for next year. The organization T3 EXPÉDITIONS is planning a spectacular journey to recreate the Croisière Jaune (Yellow Expedition) of 1931.
Internal combustion engine vehicles are still sought by a number of new car buyers and cherished by car enthusiasts.
Dave Burnham said it was about the fastest ID19 he’d ever driven.
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