Nice example of a 1950, 203 sedan _ France
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Nice car! The colour looks like Moroccan Tan - my first 403 was that colour.
Off topic though not a million miles away:
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-c-1959-a370367?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
unrestored, i suppose lightly cleaned and fettled to present better than a barn-find ... not 'mint', maybe useful reference.
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-c-1959-a370367?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
unrestored, i suppose lightly cleaned and fettled to present better than a barn-find ... not 'mint', maybe useful reference.
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highjacking again, destination unknown ( sorry Dan ) a 1952 wagon, rather more artisanal than familial ...
https://www.catawiki.eu/l/44764625?...tent=Lesanciennes&utm_campaign=ClassicCars-FR
https://www.catawiki.eu/l/44764625?...tent=Lesanciennes&utm_campaign=ClassicCars-FR
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No problem. Good to see what is out there.
Interesting hubcaps. Somewhere on EBay.fr recently, there was a set of 5 stud hubcap plates. Never seen them in any parts manual.
Interesting hubcaps. Somewhere on EBay.fr recently, there was a set of 5 stud hubcap plates. Never seen them in any parts manual.
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Another one to admire!
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-a-1950-a407015?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-a-1950-a407015?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
Fitted luggage. Available for the 403 too. Don't know anyone who bought it so must have been expensive.
Original looking '55 wagon this time.
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonces/recherche?q=Peugeot 203&ftype=vo
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonces/recherche?q=Peugeot 203&ftype=vo
I like that site, has anyone bought anything from it and managed to get it to Oz?
Very close with a '49 Peugeot motor bike once. Buying wasn't the issue, seller was most helpful. Collection and shipping was the hassle. Direct shipping from France not possible, so it would have meant collection and storage by an English shipping firm, then add the cost of shipping and custom duties etc, to Oz. It just became too problematic. Over capitalising on a belated boyhood dream. That was all pre-Brexit when there was no EU duties etc. I still dream though.
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easier to buy one part by part, seriously! I spotted a few parts on there which would be good.
Not my cup of tea with all the blacked out trim. But each to his own.
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-decouvrable-1959-a407505?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
https://www.lesanciennes.com/annonce/peugeot-203-decouvrable-1959-a407505?ftype=vo&q=Peugeot 203
Yeah no.
Very nice 203 A. I'll see if this is the same with my uncle's first Peugeot he got back in the 80's. I'm coming over this week to help him install the brake pads and nitto at tires on his truck. Hope he still got some good photos of his 203 A.
Why do the French call early 203's the 203A? In Australia we always reserved that tag for the actual 203A.
The experts don't, they use the same designation as the chassis plate
That would be our member Luthier.