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- Wasilla, AK
1948-1990 Citroen 2CV nominated by @The Stig Farmer
Stats
Production
1948-1990
Styles
2-door panel van
2-door coupe utility
4-door landaulet
Engines
23 ci/375 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 9 HP)
26 ci/425 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 12, 12.5, 13.5, 15, 18, or 21 HP)
27 ci/435 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 18? or 26 HP)
37 ci/602 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 21, 29, or 32.8 HP)
2x26 cc/2x425 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2s (rated 12 HP individually or 24 HP combined)
Transmissions
4-speed manual
2x 4-speed manual
Layouts
Front-engine, Front-drive
Front- and Rear- (or Mid-) engine, Front- and/or Rear-drive
Related
Citroen Dyane
Citroen FAF
Citroen Mehari
Citroen Ami
Citroen Bijou
Many kit cars built for fun or utility
Stats
Production
1948-1990
Styles
2-door panel van
2-door coupe utility
4-door landaulet
Engines
23 ci/375 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 9 HP)
26 ci/425 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 12, 12.5, 13.5, 15, 18, or 21 HP)
27 ci/435 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 18? or 26 HP)
37 ci/602 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2 (rated 21, 29, or 32.8 HP)
2x26 cc/2x425 cc naturally aspirated OHV flat 2s (rated 12 HP individually or 24 HP combined)
Transmissions
4-speed manual
2x 4-speed manual
Layouts
Front-engine, Front-drive
Front- and Rear- (or Mid-) engine, Front- and/or Rear-drive
Related
Citroen Dyane
Citroen FAF
Citroen Mehari
Citroen Ami
Citroen Bijou
Many kit cars built for fun or utility
The one with two engines and two transmissions was the 2CV Sahara, a rare off-road variant that had quite some ability but didn't sell well - built from either 1958 or 1960 to 1966 or 1968, with one more built in 1971, it was twice the price of a normal 2CV. 694 were built, and only 27 are known to survive today. The two engines (and thus axles) could be started and run individually, and had seperate fuel tanks - and in addition to being excellent off road, it was one of the faster 2CVs with both engines running (though at 65 MPH that's not saying much).
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