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Well after a long hot & humid summer of no building I finally finished my Tamiya Citroen 2cv.  Nice kit everything went together well, the tiny screws that hold the suspension and the tiny door handles were a bit figity ( you need patients)  Working suspension, it`s painted in gun metal with flat earth for the interior. I realized after it was complete that the real car didn`t have back-up lights...….Oops:unsure:

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5 minutes ago, TarheelRick said:

Super build of one of the ugliest cars ever produced, right up there with the Pontiac Aztec.

It may have been ugly but it was very well loved in France.

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First off, your model looks great and reminds me of the ones I saw a couple of years ago in Travers City MI. were they had an owners club gathering. Second, while these cars are so homely they're cute. These vehicles were perfect for France after the WWII in helping them get back on their feet.     

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5 hours ago, espo said:

First off, your model looks great and reminds me of the ones I saw a couple of years ago in Travers City MI. were they had an owners club gathering. Second, while these cars are so homely they're cute. These vehicles were perfect for France after the WWII in helping them get back on their feet.     

They were the Volkswagen of France. Most French people have 2CV memories of some sort.

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4 hours ago, TarheelRick said:

Super build of one of the ugliest cars ever produced, right up there with the Pontiac Aztec.

Nothing is that ugly.  Nice build.

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9 hours ago, TarheelRick said:

Super build of one of the ugliest cars ever produced, right up there with the Pontiac Aztec.

Perhaps, but the Aztec was never cool. The 2CV is. I tend to agree with the others Bout the cuteness factor. Nice model! I wish it was mine.

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Superb! We had hundreds if not thousands here at one time, France being so close! We used to call them the tin snail, due to the first ones being built of corrugated mild steel, and very slow having the twin cylinder air cooled motor, but very comfortable with the unique suspension.

Very cool and trendy with the hippies of the 60's and 70's covered in large flower power stickers!

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