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1969 Citroën 2CV AZU

1969 Citroën 2CV AZU in The A-Team, TV Series, 1983-1987 IMDB Ep. 5.04

Class: Cars, Van / MPV — Model origin: FR

1969 Citroën 2CV AZU

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Booster

2008-01-11 00:09

Check out the rearlights. Are these aftermarket? or a modification made for USA ?

DynaMike NL

2008-01-11 00:16

Those rearlights are aftermarket, for sure. The 2CV is an AZU, not an AK (shorter rear), 1963-1969. Supposing that the amber rear indicators are original, it has to be a 1969 version.

Booster

2008-01-11 00:18

Ok, thanks :)
Since the A-team was used to be filmed in California, do you think this model could have be sold there with those rearlights?

-- Last edit: 2008-01-11 00:18:56

DynaMike NL

2008-01-11 00:30

I don't think so... When these 2CV were sold in the USA as new cars, they had the rear lights like European models (usually the Belgian built ones). Most probably this car has been imported as second hand, like many others. I think 2CV newer than circa 1966 are not allowed on US roads, but it is rather easy to fool the authorities: they don't see the differences between older and newer models, so you just need some documents of an older car, that's all :) The original rearlights were rather small (comparable to those of a Landrover).

Booster

2008-01-11 00:33

Ok thanks. You seem to be an expert on 2CVs :D

DynaMike NL

2008-01-11 00:39

I've been a 2CV driver for over 27 years, now; also I used to be the secretary of the Dutch pre-1970 2CV club (when I had a 1956 Belgian built AZL). And just crazy about (French) cars ;)

Buc84 US

2008-01-11 02:44

I've never known of them being sold new here,but there are quite a few here that were privately exported in? Many places,it's either a rolling 25 or 30 yr for "antique" or "classic" status,most I've seen were registered as such?

mike962 DE

2017-04-05 22:02

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