Hi,
I have the option of acquiring a '74 citroen CX 2400. How's that car for
daily use (short distances)? Are CX parts hard to get in general?
I do have a backup-car - my girlfriend's peugeot 206, which I can use in
case it breaks down.
The current price is 3500 euro. It could use a paint job, but would that
increase the value?
Regards,
Pieter
Adrian - 08 Jun 2007 10:12 GMT
> I have the option of acquiring a '74 citroen CX 2400. How's that car for
> daily use (short distances)? Are CX parts hard to get in general?
Some stuff will be, because that's a VERY VERY early CX. For short
distances? It'll be fine, the mechanicals are bomb-proof, but it'll be very
thirsty.
You'll want to be looking very closely at it for rust - all CXs rust well,
but before about '80, they rusted VERY well indeed.
> The current price is 3500 euro. It could use a paint job, but would that
> increase the value?
Nowhere near as much as a decent paint job would cost.
Adrian - 08 Jun 2007 10:13 GMT
> I have the option of acquiring a '74 citroen CX 2400.
<thinks for a brief moment>
No such thing as a '74 2400.
'74 CXs were 2000 or 2200, the 2400 didn't come out until about '76.
Whiskers - 08 Jun 2007 14:05 GMT
>> I have the option of acquiring a '74 citroen CX 2400.
>
> <thinks for a brief moment>
> No such thing as a '74 2400.
>
> '74 CXs were 2000 or 2200, the 2400 didn't come out until about '76.
Perhaps it sort of grew up? A lot can happen in 30 years ;))

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Pieter Jansen - 08 Jun 2007 20:56 GMT
Whiskers schreef:
> Perhaps it sort of grew up? A lot can happen in 30 years ;))
Metal-bugs made it bigger ;-)
I was wrong - it's a 77 CX 2400 :-)
There is rust on the bottom of the doors, though.
Pieter
Adrian - 08 Jun 2007 21:40 GMT
> There is rust on the bottom of the doors, though.
If that's the ONLY place, leap at it.