Peugeot 304 SLS 1977

The 1977 Peugeot 304 SLS is a fine example of 1970s solid French automotive engineering. Introduced in 1969 as the successor to the Peugeot 204, the 304 filled the gap between the compact 204 and the larger 504. With its timeless Pininfarina design and solid build quality, the 304 managed to stand out as a reliable mid-size car. The SLS version, like this example, offered extra luxury and sporty touches that made the model attractive to drivers who wanted just a little more than the standard version.

This particular 1977 example is particularly well preserved and is in original condition. What is immediately noticeable is the completely first paint still on the body - a rarity on cars of this age. The car is unwelded. With only 76,779 kilometers on the odometer, this Peugeot has done very little driving, especially considering that the car spent some 35 years in service in sunny southern France, in the Toulouse region. The mild climate no doubt contributed to the preservation of the bodywork.

Under the hood is the rare 2-stage carburetor that distinguishes this SLS version from other variants. This provides not only smoother power delivery but also livelier handling. The SLS also features practical extras such as a tachometer, a sporty gearshift and a sunroof, which enhance driving pleasure and comfort. The car is technically in good condition, which means that the future owner will be able to enjoy this French classic immediately.

The exterior color of this Peugeot 304 SLS is special and contributes to the unique look of the vehicle. Combined with the well-preserved interior and original details, the car still exudes the charm of the 1970s. The combination of original paint, the absence of rust and the low mileage makes this example attractive to collectors and lovers of classic French cars.

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