2CV BODYWORK

A range of original bodywork

All these new car bodies are made in France, using the historic tools entrusted to Citroën by the brand, making them a must-have for collectors. In order to identify them and to enhance the value of the cars restored using these parts, a label guaranteeing their conformity to the original and their exclusive quality is affixed to each of them. Our various references dedicated to 2CV bodywork are offered in several themed sub-sections accessible from the site's navigation menu: front wings and fender flanges, left rear wing and right rear wing, bonnet, front panel and grille, tailgate, front bumper and rear bumper, floorboards and accessories (floor mats), front doors and rear doors... New bodyshells are also available for sale. Like the chassis to which they are fitted, these are emblematic parts that form the heart of the 2CV's structure. All the bodywork and interior components are fitted to the body.

How do I choose a 2CV body?

The first thing to do is to choose an original body. As well as being made in France from quality sheet metal and having a label that enhances the vehicle's value, they offer other essential advantages, such as a perfect fit and easy assembly, which means real savings in the time needed to fit them. No more pale copies from often exotic origins, requiring endless fitting time, touch-ups and modifications!
All our references and our other 2CV bodywork accessories and components are available individually or in themed bodywork kits to benefit from discounts. 4 original-approved bodywork kits (also known as "sets" or "bodywork packs") are available on our site from among our various offers: the bodywork kit comprising 12 parts, the front bodywork kit (1 bonnet, 2 front wings and front wing cheeks), the rear kit (1 tailgate and 2 rear wings) and finally the original 3-floor kit (1 2CV pedal floor and 2 side floors). To help you identify the part numbers that make up the 2CV body sub-assemblies, several thematic diagrams are presented on our website technique-mehariclub.com, such as, for example, for the front bonnet.

How do you renovate a 2CV body?

When a body has suffered an impact or is attacked by rust, there are several alternatives open to you, such as calling in a bodybuilder to treat a sheet metal deformation or apply an anti-corrosive surface treatment, for example. But if repairing the bodywork is too complex or costly, it is often more economical to replace the bodywork part directly, as on other cars. If you have any other technical questions on the subject of bodywork restoration or 2CV renovation in general, don't hesitate to go straight to our expert forum (in French), where we'll be able to answer all your questions.