these are ours( well the wifes ) I just get the job of maintaining, welding, servicing, putting in fuel everything really apart from saying they're mine

Is daisy ever going to feature flowers down the side?

I think so eventually, not my department, I'm spanners and finance, the mrs is soft furnishings and landscaping

Wow very nice 2cv's i like the yellow and white D*lly.

love the zebra stripes. who did the yellow D*lly paintwork? I'm amazed it was never a citroen option, you see a few of them about now

Lovely pair of 2cvs.

What suprises me about wollies is that all the colours that look best weren't all that popular, blue/cream is easily the nicest D*lly scheme, and they were very scarce, the beige/grey and plums/custard looked dood but weren't as popular as the red/white which looks a bit garish.

Oh, Sam...

zebra:



Cow:

ahem

I was thinking of [url]2cvwm2009[/url]

I agre that the first round of wollies (red/grey,blue/grey,grey/white) were lovely as was the later blue/cream. I do, of course, have a slight bias for the green/whites and apparantly there aren't all that many on the register when compared to red/whites.

I'm doing my best to convince myself here

Having read the thread on old 2cv meeting pics it seems that back then (before my time!) people were more into imaginative paint schemes, where as now there's a lot of shineyshineys and less of the creativity.

I can't get links to work... www.wm2cv2009.cz/foto3.jpg

try this one sam http://www.2cv2009.cz/foto3.jpg until you get your link to work.



The car was originally done by Charlie Maharry in yellow and white. We bought her in in 2002 and after refurbing her repainted her in the same colours. The doors were yellow as well, and I think I might go back to that colour scheme so she doesn't look like a D*lly as she is a special.

nahh i think it looks great as it is... unless you did the bottom halves only and made it look like the earlier D*lly scheme.. that would look good too

very nice pair! more than i can say about mine