Posted by: haridev

08/21/2008 12:34PM

these cares were very common in my country, malaysia. it was used my many officers as company vehicles. it was used very commonly as taxis as well, of course those were diesel powered. there still are some running around even to date. parts though must be an issue. it does have an overdrive/ 5th gear right? my dad speaks highly of this car. the 403 is awsome as well. regards, dev p.s. nice colour as well. do check out my 81'accord and 71'volkswagen and let me know what you think

Posted by: Kaeshi

10/05/2007 05:35AM

Incredible car. I'm too young to remember these but I've always dreamed to own a car from that decade. It must've took you ages to bring it to this shape. In my country this car is extremely rare. I take photos of old cars and for now I've found only 3 of these, and only 1 was in quite good shape. So what can I say, Job well done, and keep it up! :)

Posted by: crazybazz

10/07/2006 06:05PM

My dad had a 64 when he was stationed in France. I was only 4 at the time but keep seeing it in old pictures. It was white with a big chrome roofrack (we camped alot)All I can remember is he said they were rust buckets, but the body style is nice. I even had a red pedal car 404 back in 66.Very nice restoration. Must be hard finding parts for it.

Posted by: Eltano

08/21/2006 02:20PM

OMG, I used to drive one of those years years ago, back in my country, What a nice car, nice restoration, keep up the good work.
Here there is a link from a club in Argentina with some 404's
http://www.pisteros.com/Secciones/PTC/marcas/Peugeot/404.htm

Bye

Posted by: joelE36

06/28/2006 05:10PM

hi is joel im 28 year old wen agad 14 ten my father gifmi 1 in puerto rico now i can foget that car mi drims is fin 1 nace car sorri for the ingles att joel ride bac