An early model of Citroën 2CV. The most important detail here is the chrome strip on the hood, a aesthetic accessory that was first offered with the "Luxe" trim of the early 2CV production, the 1956 AZL. However, this car has a metal boot, whereas the AZL had a tarp roof covering the rear of the car like other early model 2cvs. This is likely to be a 1958 AZLP, a further refined version of the AZL trim with an actual boot, P standing for Porte, 'door'.

Note the 'F' sticker on the boot; from 1940 these were mandatory for foreign vehicles used abroad; this car travelled outside of France during its service life.

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