Citroën - HZ 72 CAMPER - 1968
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1968 Citroën HZ 72 Camper with a 1.9 L (1911 cm3) gasoline engine producing 50 hp, manual transmission, located in Fazendas do Cortiço, Portugal, registration with a Dutch registo, and converted interior featuring a double bed, kitchen and living area.
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General:
This 1968 Citroën HZ 72 presents itself as a rare opportunity in the classic recreational vehicle market, emerging in the “Camper” configuration. Historically, the HZ series was a variant of the famous Type H, but with a slightly reduced payload and an adapted transmission ratio, which makes it particularly agile for leisure conversions. This specific model is powered by the robust 1,911 cm³ gasoline engine delivering 37 kW, shared with the legendary Traction Avant and the DS, guaranteeing reliable and easy-to-maintain mechanics. It is an iconic classic vehicle that blends the utilitarian functionality of French engineering with the versatility of an authentic vintage refuge on wheels, possessing strong historical appeal and high potential for appreciation.
BODYWORK AND PAINT:
Esthetically and structurally, the body preserves its original ribbed lines, although the paint currently requires detailed attention from the new owner. As shown in the photographic record, the sheet metal has several minor dings along the sides and there are visible paint flaws in various areas of the surface that require intervention to restore the exemplar to its period splendor. Despite these cosmetic aspects requiring restoration, the vehicle maintains its authentic visual identity and the timeless charm that defines the model.
MECHANICS:
The mechanical setup comprises the 1.9-liter engine and front-wheel drive, and is equipped with the famous Citroën suspension that was widely recognized for superior comfort compared with the standards of its time. The vehicle is currently functional and ready to be used, delivering performance fully in line with its classic nature. As is natural in a camper with these decades of history, the exemplar benefits from regular maintenance and ongoing care to ensure long-term reliability and proper preservation.
INTERIOR:
The cabin has been successfully converted for recreational use, maximizing the interior space to offer a functional and welcoming experience. The layout includes a double bed, a fully equipped kitchenette, and a well-utilized living area, making it the ideal model for trips, getaways, or classic car events. The conversion was performed in full respect of the original spirit and the rustic charm of the HZ model, providing a practical environment without distorting its essence.
DOCUMENTATION:
The vehicle is duly identified as a 1968 unit, possessing the necessary elements to verify its origin and technical history. The documentation accompanies the overall condition of the vehicle and is available to ensure transactional compliance and proper transfer of ownership.
PICKUP:
The vehicle is located in Fazendas do Cortiço, Portugal, where inspection and subsequent pickup should take place. It is recommended that transportation be planned considering the specific dimensions of this high-roof model, and that the logistics of collection be coordinated to ensure the exemplar’s proper preservation during the journey.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
This unit is in good overall condition for its age, maintaining an authenticity hard to find in modern conversions. It only requires the usual care and routine attention naturally associated with a classic vehicle of this nature, making it a charismatic piece for both brand collectors and vintage vanlife culture enthusiasts.
General:
This 1968 Citroën HZ 72 presents itself as a rare opportunity in the classic recreational vehicle market, emerging in the “Camper” configuration. Historically, the HZ series was a variant of the famous Type H, but with a slightly reduced payload and an adapted transmission ratio, which makes it particularly agile for leisure conversions. This specific model is powered by the robust 1,911 cm³ gasoline engine delivering 37 kW, shared with the legendary Traction Avant and the DS, guaranteeing reliable and easy-to-maintain mechanics. It is an iconic classic vehicle that blends the utilitarian functionality of French engineering with the versatility of an authentic vintage refuge on wheels, possessing strong historical appeal and high potential for appreciation.
BODYWORK AND PAINT:
Esthetically and structurally, the body preserves its original ribbed lines, although the paint currently requires detailed attention from the new owner. As shown in the photographic record, the sheet metal has several minor dings along the sides and there are visible paint flaws in various areas of the surface that require intervention to restore the exemplar to its period splendor. Despite these cosmetic aspects requiring restoration, the vehicle maintains its authentic visual identity and the timeless charm that defines the model.
MECHANICS:
The mechanical setup comprises the 1.9-liter engine and front-wheel drive, and is equipped with the famous Citroën suspension that was widely recognized for superior comfort compared with the standards of its time. The vehicle is currently functional and ready to be used, delivering performance fully in line with its classic nature. As is natural in a camper with these decades of history, the exemplar benefits from regular maintenance and ongoing care to ensure long-term reliability and proper preservation.
INTERIOR:
The cabin has been successfully converted for recreational use, maximizing the interior space to offer a functional and welcoming experience. The layout includes a double bed, a fully equipped kitchenette, and a well-utilized living area, making it the ideal model for trips, getaways, or classic car events. The conversion was performed in full respect of the original spirit and the rustic charm of the HZ model, providing a practical environment without distorting its essence.
DOCUMENTATION:
The vehicle is duly identified as a 1968 unit, possessing the necessary elements to verify its origin and technical history. The documentation accompanies the overall condition of the vehicle and is available to ensure transactional compliance and proper transfer of ownership.
PICKUP:
The vehicle is located in Fazendas do Cortiço, Portugal, where inspection and subsequent pickup should take place. It is recommended that transportation be planned considering the specific dimensions of this high-roof model, and that the logistics of collection be coordinated to ensure the exemplar’s proper preservation during the journey.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
This unit is in good overall condition for its age, maintaining an authenticity hard to find in modern conversions. It only requires the usual care and routine attention naturally associated with a classic vehicle of this nature, making it a charismatic piece for both brand collectors and vintage vanlife culture enthusiasts.
Details
Brand
Citroën
Model type
HZ 72 CAMPER
Year
1968
Located in
Portugal
Mileage reading
6546 km
Registration papers
with Dutch registration
Transmission
Manual
Fuel
Petrol
Horse power
50
Cubic capacity
1911
Matching numbers
Yes
Matching colours
Yes
Service book/history
No
Valid MOT
No
CoC (Certificate of Conformity) present
No
Certificate available
No
Condition (Paint & body)
Fine: dents, scratches and body panels that require replacement and paintwork
Condition (Interior)
Good: shows signs of normal wear and usage. May require repair or replacement of parts
Condition (Frame & underbody)
Good: frame/structure shows minor signs of surface rust, signs of usage/wear, may require some attention
Condition (Mechanical)
Good: mechanically sound. May require maintenance and repair
Condition (Overall)
Fine condition: May require mechanic and cosmetic work
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