1979 | Peugeot 504 Coupé

The Peugeot 504 Coupé came onto the market at the same time as the convertible in 1969. Designed by Pininfarina

followed 6 months after the introduction of the 504 Sedan, the three models were technically identical, but the wheelbase of the

Coupé and Cabriolet were shortened by 15 cm. Initially only four-cylinder engines were available, but in 1975 the

The Paris Motor Show introduced the 136 hp six-cylinder. After the introduction of the V6, four-cylinder engines were no longer available

delivered in the Coupé and Cabriolet to the great disappointment of many customers, the French then decided to use the four-cylinder again

to be introduced after three years. The power of this last series of four-cylinders was 106 hp.

This white Peugeot 504 Coupé has recently undergone a complete engine overhaul and a lot of technical work has been done; new

brakes all around, new clutch, radiator, history is available

Interior is brown leather and car has power steering and electric windows

This French car is a wonderful car to drive and who knows, it may soon be in your driveway or garage