Primrose Godess: 1971 Citroën DS21
How much could it really cost to keep this classic Citroën on the road? Assume you live in a location where MOT (Ministry of Tribulations) inspections and smog requirements are nil — how hard would it be to get this car to the point where you could drive it to work on Fridays? Could you keep the rusting sheet metal, introuvable o-rings, questionable electrics, and leaking balls at bay? Could a mécanicien amateur maintain this car without being sent to the Arkham Asylum? Or would you be “le Joker” in months? Find this 1971 Citroën DS21 offered for $10,500 in Lebanon, NJ via hemmings.com. Tip from Hugh.
From the seller:
DESCRIPTION
1971 Citroen DS – I have owned her for 20 years
- 67500 miles on the clock
- new spheres, tires, runs well
- some rust on the inside
- roof recently replaced
- breaks my heart to sell her, but I am downsizing and do not drive her any more
- Clean Maryland title ( car just been fixed in NJ)
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The o-rings! You remembered. Quel fromage!