1967 | Citroën ID 19
Exceptionally beautiful, original condition.
Exceptionally beautiful, original condition.
Exceptionally beautiful, original condition.
Exceptionally beautiful, original condition.
Citroën ID 19 B 1967 Top Condition!
This Citroën ID 19 B, built in 1967 with green system and split suspension spheres, is in excellent condition.
It has always been stored in a climate-controlled space and is therefore completely free of any form of rust.
Its entire history is documented in a binder, which also contains all repairs carried out over several decades and various modifications.
Maintenance has always been performed by the former Citroën garage Wielinga in Wommels.
In the latest valuation report, this ID 19 B is valued at
36,000 euros.
Because the dark blue paint was "crumbling", the ID was professionally resprayed in its original blue colour by restoration company Volkert Nijdam.
The polyester roof was also given 3 layers of UV-protective satin paint there (does not turn yellow).
It turned out beautifully.
Shortly afterwards, the seats and bench seat were renewed and finished in exactly the same fabric and patterns.
The driver's seat is height-adjustable.
Technology:
This lady runs on LPG and petrol. The LPG tank filler is neatly concealed beneath the fuel flap.
123 ignition.
Radiator with 3 cooling cores.
Large black folding roof.
(installed by Jack vd Broek)
Front and rear centre armrests.
Marchall spotlights.
Stainless-steel trim in scratch-free, undamaged condition (it looks very good with the dark blue paint), as do the bumpers.
A certificate of originality from the Conservataoir Citroën Paris is included (matching numbers).
Original owner's manual booklet present.
And this lady is exempt from road tax in the Netherlands and exempt from the mandatory MOT inspection.
In short, a beautiful and reliable ID 19 B.
Owned by the last owner since 2003.
This description has been automatically translated. Original language: Dutch.

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