Only one "Présidentielle" was made for de Gaulle in 1968. It's registration plate is "1 PR 75", PR stands for "Président de la République" and 75 is Paris area.
The DS 21 Présidentielle is 6,55 m long : 21' - 5 9/10", which is huge for France !

The model is made by Norev for Editions Atlas "DS Collection"
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/1pr75_3.jpg (http://www.database43.com/)
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/1pr75_1.jpg (http://www.database43.com/)
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/1pr75_2.jpg (http://www.database43.com/)

Wow...didn't expect this at all!!

What can I say...I love it, since I'm in love with bizarre and unusual cars. 1/43 is a great scale for rarities like this, since almost every car ever made was made in 1/43 too. :thumbsup:

Great model of a super cool car.

Do you have a model of the SM Opera?

I can't decide if it's ugly or interesting :lol:

Well, wait, it's definitely interesting...maybe quirky is a good word. Or just Citroen!

Great model of a super cool car.

Do you have a model of the SM Opera?

As far as I know, only the French Ministyle made a SM Opera in resin. The "old" Norev made a SM "présidentielle" 4-door convertible. I don't have pictures of those SM

Awesome - and much easier to find than the French Dinky version, which costs $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$!!!!!

Just to give you an idea how big is the DS 21 Présidentielle compared to a convertible DS 19 :

http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/compare_ds_1.jpg (http://www.database43.com)
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/compare_ds_2.jpg (http://www.database43.com)

Two highly sought-after Citroën : The red DS 19 cabriolet 1961 is by Universal Hobbies, the blue DS 21 coupé "le Dandy" Henri Chapron 1967 is by Norev. Both for "DS Collection" by Editions Atlas :
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/two_ds_1.jpg (http://www.database43.com)
http://www.database43.com/main/images/hobbytalk/two_ds_2.jpg (http://www.database43.com)