1963 CITROËN 2CV AZA
Vehicle Registration: French classic car
Serial Number: 1433568
• Completely rebuilt from the chassis up
• Elegant design
Introduced in March 1963, the Citroën 2CV AZA featured several technical and aesthetic improvements over previous versions, notably an optimized 425 cm³ two-cylinder engine and a modernized interior. This model marks a new stage in the evolution of the 2CV, with a finish suited for everyday use, prior to the introduction of later versions in the lineup.
The car offered here was initially acquired as a restoration project. It then underwent a complete restoration, starting from the chassis.
Mechanically, the 425 cm³ two-cylinder engine was rebuilt before being reinstalled. The restoration also required the use of as many new parts as possible, most of which were sourced from the Méhari Club Cassis. All work was carried out under the supervision of our collector’s personal mechanic.
Upon completion of this restoration in 2017, the car became part of a private collection and a personal museum. Since then, it has been stored indoors and driven sparingly to preserve its condition.
Today, the overall condition of this Citroën 2CV AZA reflects the care taken during its restoration and the attention it has received since it joined the collection.
1963 CITROËN 2CV AZA
Vehicle registration document: French classic car registration
Chassis number: 1433568
• Fully restored from the chassis up
• Elegant configuration
Launched in March 1963, the Citroën 2CV AZA featured several technical and aesthetic improvements over previous versions, notably an optimized 425 cm³ twin-cylinder engine and a modernized interior. This model marks a new stage in the evolution of the 2CV, with a finish suited for everyday use, prior to the introduction of later versions in the lineup.
The car on offer was initially acquired as a restoration project. It subsequently underwent a complete restoration, carried out from the chassis up.
Mechanically, the 425 cm³ twin-cylinder engine was overhauled before being reinstalled. The restoration also required the use of as many new parts as possible, the majority of which were sourced from the Méhari Club Cassis. All the work was carried out under the supervision of our collector’s personal mechanic.
Following this restoration, which was completed in 2017, the car became part of a private collection and a private museum. Since then, it has been stored indoors and driven sparingly to preserve its condition.
Today, the overall condition of this Citroën 2CV AZA reflects the care taken during its restoration and the attention it has received since joining the collection.