Citroen DS 19 decapotable Cabriolet 1967
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Specifications Citroen DS 19 decapotable Cabriolet 1967 blueprint
The Citroen DS 19 Decapotable Cabriolet 1967 is an iconic French masterpiece. It exemplifies classic elegance, combining a thoroughbred spirit with a sleek and stylish body. The convertible roof allows you to navigate the open roads in comfort, soaking up every second of the journey. Its long bonnet, protrudes at the front. The pointed shape of the bonnet gives way to a low profile, sleek roofline. The exterior of the car is painted in a light French blue, that gives it a sophisticated appearance. The finish is highlighted with chrome accents and the hubcaps are painted silver, for a bold design statement. The body is constructed with steel, creating a lightweight, yet sturdy frame. The interior is immaculate, with tan leather upholstery and wood-panelled details. It is timless and chic, conveying a sense of timeless sophistication. All the dials and buttons are in perfect working order, and the sound system is vintage but updated. This car has a slew of modern features, yet remains distinctly old school. Under the hood, the car is equipped with a 1.9 litre carburettor engine and 4-speed manual transmission, offering robust and reliable performance. The car is surprisingly easy to steer and delivers power to the rear wheels. The Citroen DS 19 Decapotable Cabriolet 1967 is a vintage vehicle with a great blend of durability and glamour. It's a car that will never go out of style; its classic design and vintage engineering will stand the test of time.
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