1965 Peugeot 404 Coupé
French version
Chassis: 4593291
French vehicle registration certificate
Designed by Pininfarina and produced between 1962 and 1968, the Peugeot 404 Coupé differs from the sedan with its sleek, flowing body lines, crafted in Italy. The reported figure of approximately 17,000 units for the coupe should be verified: it appears to include both coupes and convertibles.
This particular car was delivered new to Sweden, where it remained for several decades. Originally equipped with fuel injection, it was converted to a carburetor-fed system at some point during its life. It was then taken to Germany and, in recent years, to France.
A classic restoration has preserved its fine overall appearance. The upholstery, replaced in recent years, is well-preserved. The car also features a tow bar installed by its previous owner.
This 404 Coupé combines Pininfarina’s design with a unique European history. It invites you to rediscover the rhythm of travel from days gone by, behind the wheel of a Peugeot coupé with understated lines.
1965 Peugeot 404 Coupé
British version
Chassis number: 4593291
French registration document
Designed by Pininfarina and produced between 1962 and 1968, the Peugeot 404 Coupé differs from the sedan in its flowing, Italian-built bodywork. The stated production figure of approximately 17,000 coupés requires verification: it appears to include both coupés and convertibles.
This example was delivered new in Sweden, where it remained for several decades. Originally equipped with fuel injection, it was converted to carburetor induction at some point during its life. It subsequently moved to Germany and, in recent years, to France.
An earlier restoration has left the car with a pleasing overall appearance. The upholstery was replaced in recent years and remains well preserved. A tow bar installed by the previous owner is also present.
Combining Pininfarina styling with a unique European history, this 404 Coupé offers the prospect of relaxed touring in a Peugeot whose understated lines retain their appeal.