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The Visa GTi of Branko Padjan from Slovenia.
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The very pretty 1984 Visa Super E of Jon Senderson, living near
Birmingham in the UK. The clock reads a very low 24,500 miles. The
car is 100% original, having been garage kept all of its life with
rear seats that have never been sat on. Some of the interior trim
still has the protective plastic on it, says Jon.
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Horia Totu from Brasov, Romania, owns this Visa Chrono. It must be one of only a very few in his country. |
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Mateo from Mallorca (Spain) got this 1985 Visa
17 RD from his grandfather. He is so glad with it, he would buy
another Visa if Citroën decided to produce it again!
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The Visa of French youngster Sylvian was built in 1986. | |
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| The 11 RE of Barat Zsolt from Serbia-Montenegro. | The 17 RD of Paco Ojeda from Valencia, Spain. His other car is the Saxo VTS in the background. | |
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| Marcel Brandi from Den Helder, the Netherlands, is the proud owner of a well kept Visa 14 TRS. | A Visa Club of the first series, owned by Matias from Argentina. | |
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| This LNA is on the way to the 2cv world meeting in Italy 2004 and belongs to Kurt from Belgium. | This is the Visa of Andrzej Kozlowski, from Opole, Poland. It is a 1.7 diesel, in "Crystal" version. | |
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| A photo of the Visa 1987 two cylinder model of Julian Meyer, in time fresh restored. Julian sold it to a fellow enthousiast... | ...and restored another Visa, this time a nice 11 RE in rouge delage. | |