1965 CITROËN 2CV AZAM
Vehicle registration: French
Chassis number: 1813422
• “AMéliorée” version of the 2CV, featuring a higher-end finish: chrome accents, tubular bumper ends, and a Quillery steering wheel
• Rebuilt on a new chassis provided by the Méhari Club Cassis
• Completely rebuilt 425 cm³ two-cylinder engine
Introduced in March 1963, the Citroën 2CV AZAM was the most refined model in the 2CV lineup of its time. It stands out for its polished appearance, featuring chrome tubular bumper extensions, aluminum trim strips on the hood and window surrounds, a special Quillery steering wheel, and a more comfortable interior. Mechanically, it is powered by a 425 cm³ two-cylinder engine producing 18 chevaux, offering greater responsiveness than the standard versions.
First registered in 1965, this 2CV AZAM bears chassis number 1813422. Originally acquired as a restoration project, it has undergone a complete restoration.
As part of this restoration, the car was rebuilt on a new platform provided by the Méhari Club Cassis. Its 425 cm³ two-cylinder engine was rebuilt before being reinstalled. The project required the use of as many new parts as possible, most of which were purchased from the Méhari Club Cassis. The work was carried out by our collector’s personal mechanic.
Completed in 2017, this restoration was followed by the car’s inclusion in a private collection and a private museum. Since then, it has been stored indoors and used sparingly to preserve its condition while ensuring it remains in good working order. Its overall appearance today reflects the care taken during its restoration.
Rebuilt on a new chassis from the Méhari Club Cassis, equipped with a rebuilt engine and reassembled using numerous new parts, this 1965 Citroën 2CV AZAM presents a meticulous appearance faithful to the spirit of the “AMéliorée” version ” version.
1965 CITROËN 2CV AZAM
Vehicle registration document: French
Chassis number: 1813422
• “AMéliorée” version of the 2CV, characterized by a higher-quality finish: chrome trim, tubular bumper ends, and a Quillery steering wheel
• Fully restored from a car in need of restoration
• Rebuilt on a new chassis supplied by the Méhari Club Cassis
• 425 cm³ twin-cylinder engine completely rebuilt
Launched in March 1963, the Citroën 2CV AZAM was the most refined model in the 2CV lineup of its time. It stands out for its meticulous finish, notably featuring chrome tubular over-bumpers, aluminum trim strips on the hood and window surrounds, a custom Quillery steering wheel, and a more comfortable interior. Mechanically, it is equipped with a 425 cm³ twin-cylinder engine producing 18 chevaux, offering greater flexibility than the standard versions.
First registered in 1965, this 2CV AZAM bears chassis number 1813422. Originally acquired as a restoration project, it has undergone a complete restoration.
As part of this restoration, the car was rebuilt on a new chassis supplied by the Méhari Club Cassis. Its 425 cm³ twin-cylinder engine was overhauled before being reinstalled. The project required the use of as many new parts as possible, the majority of which were sourced from the Méhari Club Cassis. The work was carried out by the collector’s personal mechanic.
Completed in 2017, this restoration was followed by the car’s inclusion in a private collection and a private museum. Since then, it has been kept under cover and used sparingly to preserve its condition while ensuring it remains in good working order. Its overall condition today reflects the care taken during its restoration.
Rebuilt on a brand-new chassis from the Méhari Club Cassis, fitted with a rebuilt engine, and reassembled using numerous new parts, this 1965 Citroën 2CV AZAM features a meticulous finish that remains true to the spirit of the “AMéliorée” version.