Highlights
- Single owner from new
- Recently serviced
- Recently resprayed in original grey
- All upholstery renewed
- Rare preserved example of limited production model
The Appeal
French carmakers are typically very good at building small, simple cars. Occasionally, several firms have been known to pool their resources in order to create something truly excellent. Here we have the fruits of one of these partnerships: a 1984 Citroën LNA. The LNA and Talbot Samba were both badge-engineered versions of the Peugeot 104, a remarkable little car lauded for its impressive fuel economy and ease of maintenance.
This 1984 example is from the improved LNA range with enhancements over both the original Citroën LN and the first LNA version from 1982. What makes this specific car worthy of serious consideration is its single-ownership history since new, recent professional servicing, and its garage-kept life, resulting in a well-preserved example of a limited-production model.
This 1984 example is from the improved LNA range with enhancements over both the original Citroën LN and the first LNA version from 1982. What makes this specific car worthy of serious consideration is its single-ownership history since new, recent professional servicing, and its garage-kept life, resulting in a well-preserved example of a limited-production model.
History and Paperwork
- Purchased new in Spain in 1984
- Single owner from new
- Original papers and manuals included
- Always kept in a garage, we are told
- Recently serviced by a workshop
- Special vehicle with limited production
- Few preserved examples in this condition
- Improved version over original Citroën LN and first LNA version from 1982
- 173,566 km indicated
The Condition
- The vendor states that the car is in immaculate condition
- Grey paint (original, but recently repainted)
- All lights reportedly work correctly
- The vendor states that the interior appears in very good order
- All upholstery renewed
- Original blue interior colour preserved
The Mechanics
- 1.1-litre four-cylinder petrol
- Four-speed manual gearbox
- The vendor states that it runs well
- Starts on first try without needing the choke, the vendor tells us
- Well-presented engine bay
- Reportedly drives well and the vendor states that everything is in good working condition
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