Did put in some petrol, the car used only 3 litres in a week. It's engine and centrifugal clutch is in a better shape than the ivory one.

Springtime

Well the green one pulled sometime to the right so i took the left brake drum off. The wheel cylinder was leaking and the brake shoes were greasy. As it was easier to work i removed the master cylinder and yes that was leaking too. There was about 5 mm of braking fluid left in the reservoir. So i took all apart and cleaned it. New brake shoes are in. Then i had enough of it. The hydraulics will be put back in later... Pffff

Excellent picture. It's quite low on the front isn't it. Or is that correct.

The older ones have a more nose down attitude.
I had all build back and bled the brakes. The brakes are not worrking first i had a bit of feel in the pedal. But while pushing on the brake i did see airbubbles coming up in the reservoir??? I did bleed again but now no feel in the pedal anymore. But after 3 hours fiddling with the hydraulics i was fed up. So il will try later again with beelding all round again.
Hand brake works though...

could it be one of the wheel brake cylinders faulty ?

It's all possible, maybe there is still some air in the lines. The first time i bled the tyre didn't have much pressure so the air might only be moved a bit down the line instead of out??
So i will try it all over again.

YES, it brakes again. I think i didn't have enough pressure on the easibleed. So it din't push out 2 large pockets of air in the rear brakeline. It is a lot thicker than the 2cv6 brakelines. I did have to adjust the rear brakeshoes a bit. Pff happy.

Yay

Nice.
Enjoy !