PEUGEOT, 203 Luxury Sedan, 1957 Body: Gray, four-door, sunroof Upholstery...
PEUGEOT, 203 Luxury Sedan, 1957
Body: Gray, four-door, sunroof
Upholstery: Gray ribbed fabric and green faux leather
License Plate: 5765 BC 13
Mileage: 37,630 km (not guaranteed)
Chassis/Engine No.: 1850.167
Fuel: Gasoline
Power: 7 cv
Vehicle Inspection: None
First Registration: 1957
Date of Acquisition by Seller: 10/18/1973
Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1948, the Peugeot 203 marked the brand’s revival in the aftermath of the war. As the first mass-produced Peugeot with a monocoque body, it enjoyed a long production run until 1960. The 203 C version, introduced in the mid-1950s, featured notably improved drivetrain technology and represents one of the most refined iterations of the sedan. The 1957 models are indeed 4-cylinder vehicles, and the sunroof is a particularly sought-after feature on this model.
Visible wear, dirt, scratches, and signs of oxidation. Damage and signs of wear on the paint, chrome, and trim. The condition of the tires, seals, mechanical and electrical components, the braking system, and safety features must be inspected.
The vehicle has been out of service for an extended period and has not been restored to running condition by the auction house. Mechanical condition and operation have not been inspected. The operation of the engine, transmission, electrical, fuel, and cooling systems, as well as the braking system, is not guaranteed. A general overhaul and recommissioning must be performed before any use.
Sold as is.
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PEUGEOT, 203 Luxury Sedan, 1957
Body: Gray, four-door, sunroof
Upholstery: Gray ribbed fabric and green faux leather
License Plate: 5765 BC 13
Mileage: 37,630 km (not guaranteed)
Chassis/Engine No.: 1850.167
Fuel: Gasoline
Power: 7 cv
Vehicle Inspection: None
First Registration: 1957
Date of Acquisition by Seller: 10/18/1973
Unveiled at the Paris Motor Show in 1948, the Peugeot 203 marked the brand’s revival in the aftermath of the war. As the first mass-produced Peugeot with a monocoque body, it enjoyed a long production run until 1960. The 203 C version, introduced in the mid-1950s, featured notably improved drivetrain technology and represents one of the most refined iterations of the sedan. The 1957 models are indeed 4-cylinder vehicles, and the sunroof is a particularly sought-after feature on this model.
Visible wear, dirt, scratches, and signs of oxidation. Damage and signs of wear on the paint, chrome, and trim. The condition of the tires, seals, mechanical and electrical components, the braking system, and safety features must be inspected.
The vehicle has been out of service for an extended period and has not been restored to running condition by the auction house. Mechanical condition and operation have not been inspected. The operation of the engine, transmission, electrical, fuel, and cooling systems, as well as the braking system, is not guaranteed. A general overhaul and recommissioning must be performed before any use.
Sold as is.
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