Description
This rare 1966 2CV AZAM, nicknamed the “Week-end”, stands out for its transformation into a genuine little camper van. Its modification, carried out presumably in the 1960s, adds historical value to the vehicle. The soft roof has been cut to create a top pane. The original boot has been replaced by a wooden trunk fixed to the rear.
Originating from one of the largest private collections dedicated to the 2CV, this rare model comes with a wealth of fittings:
. A wooden cassette box
. A wooden toolbox
. Two Chantazur folding camping chairs
. An period armchair
. A small wooden table
. A small suitcase
. A wine cabinet (full!)
. A vintage gas stove with its gas bottle
. The full kitchenette, including: 6 forks, 6 knives, 6 large spoons, 6 small spoons, 4 bowls, 2 wine glasses and liqueur glasses, 6 plates, napkins, a dish, a trivet, a pot.
. A bedding set for two people (mattress, sheets, bolster…)
. A vintage single-wheel trailer with dampers carrying a 1970s bicycle with foldable handlebars and a tin trunk.
. Two giant clothes pegs to keep the roof slightly ajar
. Dry toilets
. An umbrella
The overall paintwork is in very good condition and the wheel rims have been repainted/ new.
New shock absorbers and a valid MOT
Starting promptly and equipped with a French registration certificate, this lovely, unusual 2CV in a “Vanlife” style is sold with all its equipment as shown in the photos.
