The Last Surviving Citroen Cityrama Tour Bus Is Getting The Restoration It Richly Deserves | Carscoops carscoops
It’s in pretty rough shape with most of the glass missing, extensive rusting throughout the body, and other issues besides.
In all, Debasly says the restoration process will take around four years and is being funded by the Association Normande d’Anciens Utilitaires, a group of classic vehicle enthusiasts with a focus on utilitarian vehicles who now owns the vehicle. If this story of rediscovery has inspired you, they would be only too happy
from enthusiasts around the world to help fund the restoration that looks like it will be pretty expensive.
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