Chassis N. 04CA6308
Engine N. AK20503074712

Fully restored in 2020
Eye-catching light blue livery with 'Tiffany' colour interior
Orange Siena number plate
One of 1098s produced for the Italian market in 1974
A true 'Fun Car' for everyone

There was a time when cars could be fun and become undisputed style icons in no time. The Méhari was one of those cars that only a company like Citroen could produce: based on the chassis of the commercial version of the 2CV, it was extremely light thanks to its plastic bodywork and served not only as a pure fun car, but also for armies, rescue units and as a work vehicle. The bodywork allowed a variety of combinations and was totally modular. Such was its effectiveness that Citroen also produced it as a 4x4: appreciated by Theirry Sabine, the Méhari also served as a reconnaissance car and as a medical car at the first Paris Dakar in 1979.

The Méhari offered here was purchased by the current owner in November 2019 and underwent a complete restoration in spring 2020, being completed in the summer of the same year. The restoration involved all the mechanicals and bodywork that had been repainted over time in a colour that did not conform to the original colour, which was Orange Kirghiz. From the documentation in our possession, the car appears to have been delivered when new to the Republic of San Marino and to have been registered in Italy at a later date: the current Siena plate was affixed to the car in 1982.

This lovely Méhari has covered only 300 km since restoration and is in perfect condition, ready for the summer.