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Rare 1954 Citroën Type H camper listed for sale

31.08.2026 07:00 1 min 1 source РУС
automobile-magazine.fr FRA
Rare 1954 Citroën Type H camper listed for sale
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A rare 1954 Citroën Type H converted into a camper has been listed for sale on Car and classic. The vehicle has been fully restored, features a two-tone paint job and original front doors. It has 7,129 km on the odometer and is priced at €47,990. For reference, a 1966 Citroën Type HY sold at Artcurial auction in 2024 for €53,640.

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