varied choices, reasonable prices, fast shipping, effective packaging, accurate description, and excellent contact with the courteous and responsive seller.
Georges BRUGAT 11 septembre 2026
This exceptional model car of the Citroën 2CV cross captures the very essence of one of the most spectacular disciplines in French motorsport. Faithfully reproducing the competition versions that marked the French 2CV cross championship , this collector's item is a testament to French ingenuity and passion for popular motorsport.
A true collector's item for car enthusiasts and motorsports fans, this model car reveals all the raw beauty and authenticity of these atypical racing machines that have won the hearts of French spectators.
2CV cross represents one of the most original disciplines in French motorsport. Born in the 1980s, this competition transforms the peaceful Citroën 2CV into a true dirt racer. Drivers compete in ingenuity to adapt these popular vehicles to the demands of cross-country racing, creating hybrid machines combining the soul of the 2CV with the brutality of competition.
These atypical racing cars retain the characteristic silhouette of the 2CV while benefiting from significant technical modifications: reinforced suspensions, roll cage, tuned engines and specialized tires. The result is machines capable of overcoming impressive obstacles and offering a breathtaking spectacle to the many spectators who come to watch the championship events.
This popular discipline has created its own community of enthusiasts, combining the good-natured spirit of the 2CV with the adrenaline rush of motor racing. 2CV cross races regularly attract thousands of spectators, demonstrating the French people's special attachment to this automotive icon.
When André Citroën founded his brand in 1919, he was already revolutionizing the French automotive industry with his innovative production methods. The Citroën philosophy is characterized by a democratic approach to the automobile, seeking to make mobility accessible to as many people as possible while proposing bold technical solutions.
This vision culminated in the launch of the 2CV in 1948, a revolutionary vehicle designed to motorize rural France. Pierre-Jules Boulanger, then director of Citroën, envisioned a car capable of transporting a farmer in clogs across fields without breaking the eggs he was carrying. This pragmatic and popular approach forged the unique identity of the chevron brand.
In the post-war years, Citroën offered the 2CV as a revolutionary alternative to conventional vehicles. Its minimalist yet ingenious design, ease of maintenance, and affordable price quickly made it the car of the French people, laying the foundations for a success that would last for over forty years of production.
The history of the 2CV cross began completely by chance in the 1980s, when a few enthusiasts decided to have fun with their old 2CVs on rough terrain. What started as a joke between friends quickly turned into a real sporting phenomenon, attracting the attention of the media and the public.
The first official competition took place in 1983, bringing together a handful of amateur drivers equipped with 2CVs cobbled together in their garages . It was an immediate success: the spectacle of these popular cars racing on rough terrain immediately captivated spectators, creating a unique atmosphere combining serious competition and good-natured conviviality.
The phenomenon took on national proportions when the media took hold of this unusual discipline. Images of 2CVs flying over natural obstacles or crossing muddy fords captured the collective imagination. This discipline became the symbol of an accessible motor sport , where resourcefulness prevailed over considerable budgets.
The French championship gradually took shape, establishing precise technical rules while preserving the original spirit of the discipline. Drivers developed specific driving techniques, exploiting the 2CV's unique characteristics to overcome the most impressive obstacles. This sporting epic definitively transformed the image of the peaceful Citroën, revealing its unsuspected off-road capabilities.
This Citroën 2CV cross naturally finds its place at the heart of a collection dedicated to Citroën model cars , alongside other emblematic models of the chevron brand. It fits perfectly into a collection dedicated to atypical racing cars or French automobiles that have marked their era.
Collectors passionate about French motorsport will particularly appreciate this unique piece, which documents a little-known but authentically French discipline. It harmoniously interacts with other model cars representing rally vehicles or competition cars , illustrating the diversity of French motorsport heritage.
This model car is aimed at discerning collectors looking for original pieces, enthusiasts of the Citroën 2CV in all its forms, as well as fans of popular motorsports. It is also an excellent starting point for discovering the fascinating world of 1/43rd scale model cars , a reference scale offering the perfect balance between detail and ease of presentation.
Scale 1/43
varied choices, reasonable prices, fast shipping, effective packaging, accurate description, and excellent contact with the courteous and responsive seller.
Georges BRUGAT 11 septembre 2026
Impeccable package and models in excellent condition. Highly recommended.
Jérome BLONDIAUX 10 septembre 2026
Delivery as ordered, very professional and good customer follow-up. I recommend
H D 7 septembre 2026
VERY WELL PACKAGED VEHICLE WELL PROTECTED AND VERY BEAUTIFUL
Denis Gernez 6 septembre 2026
Quick service, package received in good condition, products well packaged, conscientious work, honest pricing.
Daniel Gouhier 5 septembre 2026
Serious and very responsive seller, careful and fast shipping, the prices are quite honest. The items exactly match the description. In short, all positive, I recommend.
Bertin 5 septembre 2026
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C'était le dernier exemplaire, et nous ne l'avons plus en stock. Peut-être qu'elle reviendra un jour, je ne peux pas le promettre. En attendant, voici ce qui s'en rapproche le plus, disponible aujourd'hui.
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Concrètement, une Ferrari miniature au 1/18 fait environ 25-30 cm de long, tandis qu'au 1/43 elle mesure approximativement 10 cm.
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