1966 Citroen DS21

This isn’t just a car. It’s a resurrection—done properly. The DS21 Chapron Cabriolet from 1966 has been rebuilt and reborn, recognized by Citroën Heritage and certified by Chapron. Originally delivered in October 1966 and coach-built by Henri Chapron, this example carries authentic provenance confirmed by Chapron certification.

A true factory-era cabriolet, built when elegance still required human craftsmanship. What sets this car apart is not just its origin but the integrity of its second life. The original chassis could not be saved, so it was replaced. The car was rebuilt on a new chassis, retaining its identity while gaining the structural integrity that these cars rarely enjoy today.

The result is an authentic Chapron coachwork with verified history and registration dating back to 1967. It is a car you can actually drive with confidence, not a fragile museum piece but a usable icon.

This vehicle is a registered historic vehicle with Oldtimer status and has received awards for its condition—judged, seen, and appreciated. Certified as a Chapron build (#9072), it features documented production details, Citroën collector recognition, and archival acknowledgment.

Out of approximately 1,365 DS cabriolets produced, survival is limited, and correct examples are even rarer. Most available today require a choice between originality or usability, history or reliability. This car offers both.

Experience the long bonnet, floating ride, and roof-down silence beneath hydraulics. A DS doesn’t drive like anything else, and a Chapron Cabriolet elevates that experience into theatre. This one has been rebuilt where necessary and preserved where it matters—perfect for those who understand the difference.