Citroen B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet 1922
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Specifications Citroen B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet 1922 blueprint
The Citroen B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet 1922 is a bold and stylish classic from the golden age of Automobility. Originally designed and introduced in 1922, this convertible car brought French luxury to the masses. Its stylish design and bold styling was tailored with a sportier edge that distinguished this Citron from others. The B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet is constructed with a light-weight aluminum body and wheels, and it is finished with distinctive two-tone blue paintwork that gives it an unmistakable presence. The handcrafted details also set it apart, with leather upholstery, the bonnet badge, and emblems on the fenders and hood. Under the hood lies a 1.2-liter four-cylinder engine capable of 28hp, which may not sound like much but for the era this car was developed in it was surprisingly powerful. Driving experience lies in the cars hand-cranked steering, four-speed manual gearbox, and rear-wheel-drive. The suspension system includes robust semi-elliptical leaf spring, giving it additional road-hugging stability. The B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet is an icon of the old-world automotive elegance that will never be repeated. Even with time taking its toll, this car has been carefully preserved and remains an invaluable collectors item. When driving the B2 Caddy Sport Cabriolet you can feel the history, and with a little work and maintenance, it can still prove thrilling today.
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