There are a few ways to understand what a Citroen 2CV is all about. The simplest way to sum them up is that, just as the VW Beetle was the vehicle of the people, the Citroen 2CV is the vehicle of the people, particularly the French. The meaning behind its name is “two horses,” and it was first introduced as a solution to the large number of farmers still using horses and carts in 1930s France. This small car quickly gained a nickname called "an umbrella on wheels”. It was naturally more cost-effective and easier to maintain than the means of personal transportation at the time. The 1967 model year Citroen 2CV that we are discussing here has reportedly covered 55000 miles so far and is available for sale in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
By 1967 the Citroen 2CV underwent several engine and body alterations since it was first released. The corrugated metal bonnet was replaced by a five-rib glossy cover, and the grille was redesigned with a flatter shape with a curved top edge. This Citroen is coated in two-tone blue paint and has subtle chrome accents. Its round headlights extend to the sides from inside the hood, while the indicators are placed on the front fenders. The car sits on 15” retro wheels and Firestone tires. Thanks to the long-travel suspension system, the Citroen 2CV had a very soft ride, especially addressing the lack of paved roads in France at the time. The grey and black interior of this 1967 Citroen 2CV has two rows of seats accommodating four passengers. The quirky one spoke steering wheel is the perfect example of ’60s French automotive design. Another vintage feature is the horizontal speedometer in front of the steering wheel.
The engine of the 1967 Citroen CV2 is a flat-twin boxer 425 cc engine, which is an upgrade from the type A 375 cc engine of the first 2CV. According to sources, this engine is capable of producing 12.5 HP. The power is sent to the front wheels via a 4-speed manual transmission.
There are a few ways to understand what a Citroen 2CV is all about. The simplest way to sum them up is that, just as the VW Beetle was the vehicle of the people, the Citroen 2CV is the vehicle of the people, particularly the French. The meaning behind its name is “two horses,” and it was first introduced as a solution to the large number of farmers still using horses and carts in 1930s France. This small car quickly gained a nickname called "an umbrella on wheels”. It was naturally more cost-effective and easier to maintain than the means of personal transportation at the time. The 1967 model year Citroen 2CV that we are discussing here has reportedly covered 55000 miles so far and is available for sale in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
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