1960 Citroën ID19 Le Paris
Owner: Mullin Automotive Museum Hosted by: Cremieux
All the way from the renowned Mullin Automotive Museum in Oxnard, California, is this ID19 Le Paris version of the famous Citroën DS by famed French coachbuilder Henri Chapron.
It’s one of only three Le Paris models left in the world from the initial nine built and the only one still with the original ID chassis. Peter and Merle Mullin bought the car in 2016 and soon began a full, two-year restoration.
Chapron first created the Citroën Le Paris in 1958 following the success of his La Croisette cabriolet model. The Le Paris was Chapron’s hard-top version of the La Croisette. While both hand-built cars were well received, the La Croisette was so popular that Citroën asked Chapron to make a factory-sponsored version called the Usine, and production ceased on the Le Paris and La Croisette. Subsequently, the Le Paris represents a rare example of Chapron’s distinctive coachwork and styling. www.MullinAutomotiveMuseum.com
Power: 66bhp Top speed: 88mph 0-60mph: 19.1 seconds
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