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  • Great vidi ...... great to see the US got the 2CV ..... idea for the country ...... long range capable & good at 55 miles an hour & i'm sure if there was not such love for V8 it could have done real well.

  • @magna59

    Hi,

    Thanks a lot!

    This one is an early one with the rippled hood. The client did not bring the engine but it is probably a 425cc. You can do 55 miles/hr going down a slop with the wind blowing on the back :oD

  • I thought there was no 2CV en states at all. That one you have there is a pretty old one, that one has a 6volt system isn’t it?. Well, I live in Santiago, which is relatively close from Mendoza, Argentina. They used to have 2CV factories so they still have bunch of parts for replacement. I’m asking for a quote to have an idea of how much money I’ll have to have to this proyect.

    If I can make it, I’ll let you know. Did you make any video with the 2CV finally restored?

    Take care

  • Hey!, digging on my account I found this video that I coment like a year ago. I still have my AK, I haven't start the restoration yet. How like did it take you to restore yours?. Where are you from? Do you have access to refations parts there?

    Thanks

    Greetings

  • @psicojose

    Hi,

    So sorry for my late response.

    I was hired to do just the rust, fabrication, welding etc... I don't recall exactly but it me a long time. It was a lot of rust and the after market parts did not fir, but it is faster to make them fit than to fabricate new ones.

    I live in Hamden, CT.

    The parts came from FPS in Washington State. Kenji is a great guy and very efficient. He is probably the best guy in the US for the 2CV.

    Good luck with your AK; keep me posted.

    Take care,

    Phil.

  • buen trabajo!

  • muchas gracias!

  • Awesome buddy, I have the same toy and I dream about restoring it.

    Nice job

  • Thanks a lot!

    I do appreciate it.

    Phil.

    

  • eres un maquina .

  • Now I know what my sill on my 2cv6 looks like! Mon dieu- I have a lot of work afoot!

  • Good luck!

    Phil.

  • Thanks a lot, Steve!

  • Good luck with yours, btw.

  • Nice job Phil! Hope my restos goes that quick....

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