Description
1936 PEUGEOT 301 D
Collector’s registration certificate
Chassis no. 382631
French origin
- Major service due in October 2025
- A classic amongst pre-war mass-market cars
- Third owner
Launched in 1932, the Peugeot 301 marks an important period in the history of the Lion brand. It succeeded the 201 and featured a 1,465 cm³ four-cylinder engine, available with a range of body styles in the catalogue. The 301 D is one of the variants of this model produced during the 1930s. It bears witness to the evolution of the French car during the interwar period, both in terms of its mechanical design and its styling, which is characteristic of that era.
This car, originally from France, is in its third ownership. Last year, it underwent a major service costing €5,000, which included, in particular, the replacement of the cylinder head gasket and associated parts.
Whilst not flawless, the paintwork and upholstery on this car have aged gracefully and retain an authentic patina.
The Peugeot 301 D left its mark on its era through its elegance and affordability, thereby cementing the brand’s expertise in the history of interwar saloons.
1936 PEUGEOT 301 D
Collector’s registration certificate
Chassis no. 382631
French origin
- Major service due in October 2025
- A classic amongst pre-war popular cars
- Third owner
Launched in 1932, the Peugeot 301 marks an important period in the history of the ‘Lion’ brand. It succeeded the 201 and featured a 1,465 cm³ four-cylinder engine, available with several body styles across the range. The 301 D is one of the variants of this model produced during the 1930s. It bears witness to the evolution of the French motor car during the interwar period, both in terms of its mechanical design and its styling, which is characteristic of that era.
This car, originally from France, is now in its third ownership. Last year, it underwent a major service costing €5,000, which included, in particular, the replacement of the cylinder head gasket and associated parts.
Whilst not in immaculate condition, the paintwork and upholstery on this car have aged gracefully and retain an authentic patina.
The Peugeot 301 D left its mark on its era through its elegance and affordability, thereby cementing the brand’s expertise in the history of saloon cars from the interwar period.
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About the sale
Epoqu'auto: Classic cars, the official sale
Auction location
Auction time
11/08/2026 at 2:00 PM
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