yes, but i have some other things for this car, a good electronic alarm system, with code, and some hidden photo cell that you must know place of them for driving. i made some electronic system for it. thief cant go with this
I had the opportunity at university to borrow a friends 2CV for a week during winter. Awesome car. Great to drive, could really throw it around, and the narrow tyres meant aquaplaning and skidding on snow were almost impossible. I don't think one car of less than 2.0 litres kept up with me that week, and that was looking after it (as it wasn't mine).
Enjoy it, and make sure you don't skimp too much on repairs and maintenance. They'll go up in value in the not too distant future (ok, maybe 10 or 15 years time, but still).
A 2CV from 1976- wow, that is is great condition. These things have a bit of a problem with bodywork, maybe it's really hot and dry out in Iran, but I'm impressed with how good she is looking after 30 years. Nice one. More like driving a boat than a car, but they have a great and loyal following. (but not by me)
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this kind of 2CV is only in iran, other 2CV from other country has a little different in body, but both of them are 2CV and they have same specification. but it is realy nice car, it has cooler and hitter, body height is changable so easy, lock to lock for steer is not big a little more than a kart , gear handle is near the steer and you can change gear so fast. brak is completly manual, no ABS and no EBD system, handbrake is in front wheel . driver can change when he is in car.
and its realy like boat, when you want to try slalom, you think you are driving a boat.
my top speed with this car is 130 Km, that was completely float.
here is good old BMW 2002, i Love BMW 2002 from 1970-1974. maybe i'll buy one of them too
Have a good time
Never driven 2CVs but a friend had a beetle with the "snakenest" exhaust system (or whatevah it is called, the "sporty exhaust kit or similar"). It made a dead sexy sounds
