The Peugeot D3 and Peugeot D4 are vans, designed by Chenard and Walcker, which were produced for Peugeot between October 1950 and 1965. The D3 and D4 existed in the variants panel van, minibus, ambulance, cattle wagon and horse wagon (mainly from the company Théault in Avranches). The Peugeot bus was also used by La Poste as a minibus for transporting factors and by the police for ambulatory control. The D3 and D4 were also often referred to as "pig nose" because of their characteristically protruding grille, needed to accommodate the Peugeot longitudinal engine, which was longer than the two-cylinder engine. The D4B offered here is in driving condition. Both the interior and exterior look generally neat. It has a Dutch registration and is exempt from road tax and MOT. A crate with various parts is present. To get a good idea of the car, we advise you to come to one of the viewing days.