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No Blue Monday for this Traction Avant

If you happen to live in the northern hemisphere, you might feel a bit down today. Probably you will not be the only one, as psychologists say that on the third Monday in January we realize that all our good intentions for the new year have yet again vaporized :-)
No Blue Monday for Luc Gendre from Belgium as he is proud to show his rare 1939 Citroën Traction Avant Décapotable. That is to say... this is how the car looked ten long winters ago when he purchased it. Clearly he has not spent too much time in the local pubs (where you can learn the Belgian Alphabet). No, Luc worked on his TA and now see the looks of the car last summer !
 

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domenica gennaio 16th, 2011
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20 Gennaio 2011, 08:05
Just looked at your Rosalie Reg, Fantastic

http://www.citroenet.org.uk/phototheques/8A-tourer/8a.html

Stuart
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17 Gennaio 2011, 11:49
Just before WWII 1939, there were 27 type 7C, and 849 type 11's
Stuart
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17 Gennaio 2011, 11:33
Prewar there were 730 type7C's, and 2795 type 11's, according to what I think is the best TA site,
Jeroen Cats (RIP) site :
http://cats-citroen.net/home.html
and look at the serial numbers section.
His family look after the site now
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17 Gennaio 2011, 07:12
Congratulations, Luc. I love seeing rare PW Citroens brought back from the grave. it would look great parked next to my Australian bodied Rosalie 8A tourer (torpedo to you). It is the only one in Australia.
Reg Harris, Brisbane,Australia
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17 Gennaio 2011, 07:02
That is what you call a very nice restoration job, my compliments. Such a Traction Décapotable is very rare, how many were produced just before WW2?
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