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Citroën Méhari
Launched in 1968, the Méhari used the 2CV-derived Dyane engine and chassis, with a simple tubular frame clad in colourful plastic body panels.
Conceived as a recreational utility vehicle its light weight, soft suspension and simple ruggedness gave it go-anywhere abilities and it became a ubiquitous sight in vineyards, beach resorts and those sleepy, sunny villages I recall from holidays in Europe in the late ‘80s
Actually the perfect car to build from LEGO, as those plastic panels made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, or ABS.
Citroën Méhari
Launched in 1968, the Méhari used the 2CV-derived Dyane engine and chassis, with a simple tubular frame clad in colourful plastic body panels.
Conceived as a recreational utility vehicle its light weight, soft suspension and simple ruggedness gave it go-anywhere abilities and it became a ubiquitous sight in vineyards, beach resorts and those sleepy, sunny villages I recall from holidays in Europe in the late ‘80s
Actually the perfect car to build from LEGO, as those plastic panels made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, or ABS.