Peugeot Fest is supposed to be chronological, but I just took a magical tour through the Cohort, which is chock full great finds that I need to get posted. I just couldn’t resist this 302 sedan that was converted to truck duty sometime ago in its long life. And now it sits on the streets, apparently as a billboard, for an automobile museum, no less. How better to get folks’ attention than a 302 truck painted pink and green?
The 302’s svelte nose is still intact, even if its graceful flowing fastback isn’t. Roger Carr wrote one up here recently, so if you’ve forgotten, head here.
TheProfessor47 shot it, in Aigues-Mortes, Languedoc-Roussillon, France. I’d rather like to go there to see it myslef and the museum. Next CC Meet-Up?
And if anyone has shots of a Peugeot 104, it’s time here is getting to be overdue.
Wow, that front end puts the Chrysler Airflow to shame. Are the headlights in the grille original? I love to see cars that the owner modified to their own needs. This particular example looks funky but cool. At least they provided easy access to the spare tire.
Yea the headlights are original.
With the crazy colors and the delapitated rack, that car looks like a cartoon of a lobster trap on wheels.
I see this every time I buy an air filter Peugeot is proud of their heritage and rightly so
There was also a “real” factory pick up, by the way…
Any idea what a fully restored Peugeot 302 pick up (1936) would sell for? Have a beautifully restored original in South Africa that may be for sale.