Citroen 7CV Traction Avant Cabriolet 1936
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Specifications Citroen 7CV Traction Avant Cabriolet 1936 blueprint
The Citroen 7CV Traction Avant Cabriolet 1936 is quickly becoming one of the most sought after vintage European cars. This beautiful 4-seater open top vehicle stands out with its striking art deco design and unique construction. The sleek lines of the body are instantly recognizable, with its shark nose grille and rounded headlights peering out from beneath the rolled top. Large bumpers along the side provide a steady edge, and the sloping hood gives the car an aerodynamic quality. Under the hood, the 7CV Traction Avant is powered by a smooth running 1.3-liter four-cylinder engine capable of producing a top speed of up to 72 mph. The transmission is made up of 3-speed gearbox, making this car perfect for city streets or long country roads. A special two-wheel drive system was also available, giving drivers improved control over their car on tight turns or during inclines. For vintage car collectors, the Citroen 7CV Traction Avant Cabriolet 1936 has become an iconic piece of automotive history. The open cabriolet body is constructed of an aluminum alloy and features full-length fenders and a long hood, giving the car a rather iconic silhouette. The interior is simplistic yet elegant, with black leather upholstery and a wooden dashboard with chrome accents. It also features all-round windows for excellent visibility. Of course, the highlight of this vehicle is the roof, which can be quickly and easily rolled down for that classic open-air feeling. The Citroen 7CV Traction Avant Cabriolet 1936 epitomizes the charm and sophistication of the European automobile. Its classic style and sturdy construction make it a reliable car that will stand out on the street.
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