I was just going to post that. 10 seconds on wikipedia would tell them the year.

This monster's back on eBay:

Seem to remember they were trying to flog it for £3250 last year. £4000 now!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-CITROEN-2-CV6-SPECIAL-BLACK-CREAM-STRETCHED-6-Seater-/200930282854?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item2ec860cd66

Did that start off life as an export model 350? Crying shame if so

Going with the single rear light lens and twin number plate lights...

Blimey a new model ' D*lly van' !!!!!!!!!! Where do these people get their info from?

Probably not beyond redemption - a new set of side panels and an un-dolly repaint would do it wonders. Defo a Belgian build though - note the small wood blocks behind the rear door stays.

Could potentially be pretty solid if it's lived in Malta all its life.

Have a look at this (not A series) but at 33,000 euros - price has not reached reserve!!!!!!!!
http://cgi.ebay.fr/MV-Agusta-750-Magni- ... 9739239601

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIZaFWNhqzc

This is what they sound like !!!!!

Not a comment on anything in particular in this thread but just how things have changed.

Since the meteoric rise in 2cv 'values', more calls to us ask "is it worth 'owt?" and there are more and more dodgy car dealers selling shite on flebay, comments when buying bits "I only need a cheap part to get it through the MOT to flog it.

Time was when buying & selling 2cvs was always clean & honourable, now its fraught with bandits.

Yep, I get all sorts of chancers knocking on my door asking me things like "'ow much for ya D0lly? French innit?" and "they're worth a fortune these days aren't they? Go on, how much is it worth?" and all that.

World seems to be full of wankers who are obsessed with the price of everything, but know the value of nothing.