Citroën 2CV Charleston [starter set] Series 11

Citroën 2CV Charleston [starter set] Series 11The 2 CV was presented for the first time at the 1948 motor show, 12 years after the start of the design study. It was launched by the Citron Director, Mr. Boulanger, who had always wanted this remarkable vehicle. He had personally laid down the broad lines in 1936, describing them thus: four wheels under an umbrella, and adding that the new car should be able to cross a field full of eggs without breaking one. At least this is what the legend says

Pioneer tractor/trailer combinations remained in production throughout the war

The aircraft

Early production

to the uninitiated

with this jet powered gunslinger sharing many design philosophies with its famous piston powered predecessor

(One piecve plastic barrels)

What's in the Box

it facilitated the democratization of motor tourism during the 1950‘s

Possessing excellent performance

Introduced as something of an interim design

support the Apollo space programme

it can take on all the missions usually allotted to armored units