It knew Liberation, rock 'n' roll, and the Trente Glorieuses. The 203 is the first great postwar Peugeot, the one that put France back on four wheels when everything had to be rebuilt. Admittedly, this one needs a little love, but after all, the best stories always begin with a garage, dirty hands, and a weekend that turns into a ten-year project.
This French-origin 1955 Peugeot 203 C shows 3000 km, mileage not guaranteed. The seller indicates that the vehicle is in poor overall condition due to its partial disassembly.
Note: This vehicle will be sold as a restoration project, so the no-surprises guarantee applies (see conditions).
Externally, the bodywork in its gray color has faded paint and traces of surface corrosion, notably under the hood and around the trunk lid edges. The grille is currently removed but included. The car is equipped with a sunroof. The visible parts in the photos, including four red door panels, are supplied with the vehicle.
Inside, the seller indicates that the vehicle is in poor condition because it is partially disassembled. The original upholstery is supplied separately but has significant tears and requires a complete restoration.
The engine is a 1.3 L inline 4-cylinder producing 45 hp. The mechanicals do not start and could not be tested, although the seller specifies that the engine is not seized.
The car has 4 steel wheels in poor condition (flaking paint and corrosion), fitted with old tires that need replacing.
The seller is a private individual located in France in Saint-Raphaël (83) and accepts viewings during the sale. The car will be sold with its French registration document (model 203 C, first registered on 17/10/1955) but without a roadworthiness inspection.
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