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1925' Citroen B12
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£9,000Published 21 September 2024ID: cy9Qn3
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3 months ago
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Age: 99 years
Exterior color: Black
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H&H Classic Auction @ The Imperial War Museum, Duxford/ Cambridgeshire
9th October, 2024 13:00
1925 Citroen B12 Pick up
Estimate
£9, 000 - £11, 000
Registration No: WC 1264
Chassis No: 151112
MOT: Exempt
Recently fitted with handbrake, ratchet quadrant and starter motor
Converted to a pick-up by a butcher in the Dordogne in WWII
Offered with some original documentation, various manuals and current V5c document
An evolution of its B2 and B10 predecessors, the B12 was introduced in October 1925. Available with a diverse choice of all-steel bodywork (made to Budd patents), its uprated, quarter-elliptic leaf sprung chassis featured worm and roller steering, rear shock absorbers and four-wheel drum brakes. Powered by a willing 1452cc four-cylinder sidevalve engine mated to a three-speed manual gearbox, the B12 was quick to establish a reputation for durability and economy. In production for less than two years, surviving examples are an understandably scarce sight today.
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9th October, 2024 13:00
1925 Citroen B12 Pick up
Estimate
£9, 000 - £11, 000
Registration No: WC 1264
Chassis No: 151112
MOT: Exempt
Recently fitted with handbrake, ratchet quadrant and starter motor
Converted to a pick-up by a butcher in the Dordogne in WWII
Offered with some original documentation, various manuals and current V5c document
An evolution of its B2 and B10 predecessors, the B12 was introduced in October 1925. Available with a diverse choice of all-steel bodywork (made to Budd patents), its uprated, quarter-elliptic leaf sprung chassis featured worm and roller steering, rear shock absorbers and four-wheel drum brakes. Powered by a willing 1452cc four-cylinder sidevalve engine mated to a three-speed manual gearbox, the B12 was quick to establish a reputation for durability and economy. In production for less than two years, surviving examples are an understandably scarce sight today.
More information to follow:
