Citroën 2CV Bedouin

2 CV Bedouin
	While on holiday in September 1998, I spotted this 2CV based Bedouin in a service station on the German Belgian border near Malmédy. I spoke briefly with the owner, a Brit called Angus Clowes whose card described him as a linguist and globetrotter.

The Bedouin was made in small numbers in Britain by Bob Williams of Special Vehicle Conversion and resembles the FAF. I believe Bob Williams was concerned with the Africar Project. The body panels are resin-coated plywood and the roof could be removed leaving a Méhari style open topped "Jeep".
© 1998 Julian Marsh

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