Citroën 2CV Fourgonette AK 250 URY

Citroën 2CV Fourgonette AK 250 URYThe Citron 2CV (French: Deux chevaux) was a popular front wheel drive car produced by Citron, with an air cooled two cylinder four stroke boxer engine. It was generally known as the Ente in Austria and Germany and the Dschwo in Switzerland. As the first front wheel drive panel van, the 2CV AU, also known as the Kasten Ente, quickly became a cult car. The panel van could not deny its direct relationship to the 2CV, its functionality and the model

increasing armour piercing capability

standard edition

increasing power to 150 hp and allowing a speed of over 225 km/h

many thousands of aircrew destined for service with Bomber Command were trained both in the UK and overseas

as the only show where it appeared was in 1934

It was 1939

the Estafette became a symbol of its time

At that time

Suffering from horrendous communications

catapult spools and anti-glare exhaust shields

turning fight with this beautifully balanced aircraft

In British service