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Simca 1301 1100 City Wohnmobil Wohnkabine 1981

General description : Sehr schöner Pick UP mit abnehmbarer Campingcabine , Vorzelt , und Pickup abdeckung .

Fahrzeug hat neuen TÜV .

Gas ist abgeklemmt .

Fahrzeug ist so nur dreimal gebaut worden , absolute Rarität.

Sehr geehrter Kunde , da ich nicht immer im Büro bin , versuchen Sie mich auch unter der mobilen Telefon Nummer zu erreichen.

Für Probefahrt oder Fahrzeugbesichtigung bitte einen Termin vereinbaren , so vermeiden Sie eine unnötige Anfahrt falls ich nicht im Hause sein sollte,

Vielen Dank Armin Eckstein

1981 Simca 1301 1100 City Wohnmobil Wohnkabine is listed for sale on ClassicDigest in Bachstrasse 1DE-35767 Breitscheid-Medenbach by Eckstein Automobile for €9950.

 

Car Facts

Car type : Car Make : Simca Model : 1301 Model Version : 1100 City Wohnmobil Wohnkabine Engine size : 1.1 Model Year : 1981 Sub type : Pick up Location : Bachstrasse 1DE-35767 Breitscheid-Medenbach Vehicle Registration : Undefined

9950 €

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Eckstein Automobile

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About Simca
Simca, short for "Société Industrielle de Mécanique et Carrosserie Automobile," was a French automaker with a rich history that spanned several decades. Here's a narrative history and ten milestone models produced by Simca:

Narrative History of Simca:
Formation: Simca originated from the collaboration between Fiat and French automaker Henri Théodore Pigozzi in the late 1930s. Initially, Simca focused on producing Fiat-based cars in France.
Post-World War II Growth: After World War II, Simca expanded its production and started developing its own models, gradually distancing itself from the reliance on Fiat designs.
Expansion and Innovations: In the 1950s and 1960s, Simca experienced significant growth and introduced various models, consolidating its position in the European market.
Ten Milestone Models by Simca:
Simca 8 (1937-1951): This was one of Simca's earliest models, based on a Fiat design. It featured a small, reliable engine and was available in various body styles.
Simca Vedette (1954-1961): The Vedette marked Simca's entry into the luxury car segment. It had a stylish design and was powered by V8 engines.
Simca Aronde (1951-1964): The Aronde was a compact car that became a significant success for Simca. It underwent several updates and variations during its production span.
Simca 1000 (1961-1978): This compact car was one of Simca's best-selling models. It offered a rear-engine layout and was popular for its practicality and affordability.
Simca 1300/1500 (1963-1975): These models represented Simca's move into the mid-size car segment. They were well-equipped, offered good performance, and had a spacious interior.
Simca 1100 (1967-1982): This was one of Europe's first mass-produced hatchbacks. It gained popularity for its innovative design and practicality.
Simca 1204 (1968-1980): This model, similar to the 1100, was produced in the United States under the Chrysler brand as the Plymouth Cricket.
Simca-Talbot Horizon (1978-1986): After Simca was acquired by Chrysler Europe and then sold to Peugeot, the Horizon became part of the rebadged Talbot lineup. It was a successful compact car with modern features.
Simca-Chrysler 2-Litre (1970-1980): This was a mid-size sedan produced under the joint venture between Simca and Chrysler. It offered a comfortable ride and various engine options.
Simca 1307/1308/1309 (1975-1986): Known as the "Simca-Chrysler 1307/1308/1309" and later the "Talbot 1510," these were family cars with a modern design and innovative features.
Legacy:
Simca made significant contributions to the French automotive industry and left a lasting legacy through its various models. However, by the mid-1980s, the Simca brand was phased out by its parent company Peugeot after struggling with financial challenges, marking the end of an era in French automobile history.
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