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1953' Citroen 11B
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155,000złPublished 21 September 2022ID: GNSP5Q
Expired
2 years, 1 month ago
2 years, 1 month ago
Information from the owner
Age: 69 years
Mileage: 1184 km
Displacement: 1911 cc
Fuel: Petrol
Transmission: Manual
Exterior color: Grey
Seller's comments about 1953' Citroen 11B
I am selling a Citroen 11B Traction Avant from 1953.
These cars were one of the first front-wheel drive cars, they had a steel self-supporting body built on a frame plate, independent wheel suspension, hydraulic brakes of all wheels, self-adjusting engine. The characteristic features of this model are the front door that opens "upstream", the split hood opens upwards on both sides and a large brand emblem placed on the radiator grille.
The car has a 3-speed gearbox with a control lever located in the dashboard.
Four-cylinder engine with 1.9 liters of displacement.
The car is restored, in good technical condition, its main assemblies are original and have not undergone any technical modifications. Lacquer cladding restored with the factory color. The original ornamentation (strips, signs, inscriptions) and accessories (lamps, handles, bumpers) have been preserved.
Registered on yellow historic plates.
These cars were one of the first front-wheel drive cars, they had a steel self-supporting body built on a frame plate, independent wheel suspension, hydraulic brakes of all wheels, self-adjusting engine. The characteristic features of this model are the front door that opens "upstream", the split hood opens upwards on both sides and a large brand emblem placed on the radiator grille.
The car has a 3-speed gearbox with a control lever located in the dashboard.
Four-cylinder engine with 1.9 liters of displacement.
The car is restored, in good technical condition, its main assemblies are original and have not undergone any technical modifications. Lacquer cladding restored with the factory color. The original ornamentation (strips, signs, inscriptions) and accessories (lamps, handles, bumpers) have been preserved.
Registered on yellow historic plates.
