1971 Citroen DS21 Pallas

Power comes from a 2. The finish is described as being driver quality, with scratches, stone chips, and other imperfections present. The fixed US-market lights were replaced with a set of French cornering headlights in 2012. The steel wheels and polished hubcaps were mounted with a new set of Vredestein Sport Classic tires in 2011. The black leather seating is cracking from age and has been maintained using Lexol in an effort to minimize further degradation. The single-spoke steering wheel has been trimmed in leather and fitted with a soft cover, while the spoke of the wheel has been painted black. All of the gauges are functional save for the dash-mounted clock, while the odometer currently shows 86,346 miles and is believed to have rolled over once. Power comes from a 2. 2L inline-four mated to a 4-speed Citromatic semi-automatic transmission. The past decade of service history is well-documented and further maintenance over the past 30 years has reportedly been performed by Bay Area Citroen mechanic Peter Koine