A stunning 1983 Peugeot 504 2.0 TI Monte Carlo convertible, supplied from new in Frankfurt Am Mein, Germany on the 22nd February 1983. This is one of the last models produced. It has the large Monte Carlo clocks and a 5-speed gearbox! The 504 remained in Germany where it was restored in about 2005. In 2008 it was sold and exported to Dublin. In 2012 the car was exported to England. This car has done 116,000 km and is fully accessorised. In addition to the injection engine and 5-speed gearbox, it has electric windows, light alloys, Nardi steering wheel, Nardi gearstick and Abarth exhaust silencer. Thanks to years of meticulous maintenance, this car is in absolute concourse condition. This 504 has excellent documentation with every invoice and MOT present as well as the initial German registration document. This 504 is the proud winner of the 2016 Bill Messam Trophy! Finished in Amaryllis metallic red with tan trim and a good black hood. The bodywork is as straight as an arrow and in excellent condition. The body panels are a perfect fit. The original underbody is completely rust-free! The wonderfully preserved car interior is brilliant. This is an elegant 4-person convertible with a clear provenance and low mileage designed by no one less than Pininfarina.

Gallery Aaldering is a family owned business since 1975 and offers a one stop experience for car enthusiasts of all sorts and ages. With a staggering and constantly changing collection of over 350 cars, Gallery Aaldering is the largest classic car company in Europe.

Nico Aaldering started the company in 1975, fuelled by his love for classic cars and his son Nick shares this passion. Together they lead and develop the company on a daily basis.
Nick Aaldering: “We cover all operations from buying to selling, offering advice to customers, checking and preparing the cars before delivery and providing transportation on a global scale.”

Nico Aaldering also makes a weekly appearance in the Dutch TV show RTL Autowereld presenting a special and exclusive piece of automotive history, picked from the vast collection on stock.
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