Simca 8/1200 Commerciale Minivan 1949
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Specifications Simca 8/1200 Commerciale Minivan 1949 blueprint
The Simca 8/1200 Commerciale Minivan 1949 is a rare find that is much sought after by car collectors-especially in its "orignial" or "survivor" state. This classic French car is a front engine, rear wheel drive MPV that was sold mainly in the UK. With a sleek, aerodynamic body shape that was ahead of its time, the Simca 8/1200 Commerciale Minivan 1949 stands out from the rest of its era. The wide two-box design, with slightly tapering sides and a curved roofline, is finished with a glossy black paint job and paired with comfortable, practical interiors that will take you back to a simpler time. The engine is a 1200cc, 4-cylinder petrol unit, developing a modest 52 bhp, and this is matched to a 3-speed manual transmission or a 3-speed semi-automatic option. The Simca 8/1200 Commerciale is capable of reaching a top speed of 85mph and offers a respectable fuel consumption of 23mpg. Inside the vehicle, the cabin is offered in either a five or seven-seat configuration and is generous in both space and practicality. The original seating is a mix of upholstery and traditional Simca fabric, though many collectors opt for the "original" seat reproofing to give a unique look and feel to their car. The Simca 8/1200 Commerciale is a perfect preservation project for those who want to bring a vintage van back to life and enjoy it once again. With its unique body shape, dependable engine, and practical interior, this classic minivan is sure to become a star of any classic car show.
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