Citroen B2 Boulangere Truck 1923
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Specifications Citroen B2 Boulangere Truck 1923 blueprint
The iconic Citroen B2 Boulangere Truck 1923 has been a staple of the iconic French car maker since it was first released. With timeless design elements including its distinctive round headlights, ribbed radiator grille, and angular frame, this truck is the quintessential French automotive design of the 1920s. From the artistic innovation of designers at the time, the B2 is an unforgettable vehicle that brings a touch of classic French flair to any setting. The Citroen B2 features a four-passenger capacity and is equipped with a 6-cylinder Delahaye engine, which provides it with a brisk top speed of more than 50mph. Its suspension, front and rear axle brakes, and 4-speed gearbox provide excellent road handling, while a selectable low gear helps with towing and hauling. Its bright yellow paint job and art deco inspired multi-slat radiator grille give the B2 a unique look that stands out from the crowd. Inside the cabin, the B2 features plenty of room for passengers, allowing them to enjoy a comfortable ride. The dashboard is simple yet attractive, featuring easily accessible controls as well as a classic analog speedometer. Its interior is also equipped with a revolving seat and a rear cabin that can be converted into an extra bed. Since 1923, the Citroen B2 Boulangere Truck has been a symbol of an era of classic French style and ingenuity. From its vintage design to its nimble performance, the B2 is still an excellent choice for those who enjoy the nostalgia of a classic automobile.
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