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an old black car parked in a parking lot next to a buildingan image of a car parked in front of a buildinga white and black car parked in front of a buildingan image of a black car parked in front of a buildingan old black and white car parked in front of a buildingan image of a black and silver car parked on the side of the roadan old black and white car parked in front of a buildingthe interior of a car with the door open and the driver ' s seat upa steering wheel and dashboard of a car in a parking lota car engine with the hood up and the hood downa couch in the back of a car with a blanket on itan image of a car with the door openan image of a black car parked in a parking lotan old black and white car parked in front of a buildingthe interior of a car with a leather seat and dashboarda black car with its trunk open in a parking lota black car with its trunk open in a parking lota car with its hood open on the side of the roada close up of a car ' s front wheel and tire
BRISCADIEU BORDEAUX

Estimate €4,000 - €6,000
Sale commission
Description
Peugeot 403: Year: 1962 Mileage: 9,468 km on the odometer Model: 403 Registration document: yes MOT: due History: In 1955, Peugeot needed to renew its range of family cars and modernise the outdated 203. The car was produced in several versions, thus appealing to a wide range of people, with something to suit everyone’s needs: saloon, estate, pick-up and van. The latter was based on the 203, following the flatbed design. The convertible version was introduced to the market and became famous thanks to the American TV series *Columbo*. Condition: The version shown here is a B7, one of the more common models, serving as the basis for the other 7 cv versions without any special options. It has been repainted, runs well and is in its original configuration with its two-tone paintwork.
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About the sale CLASSIC CARS
Auction location
Auction time 10/31/2026 at 2:00 PM
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