Citroen Type H “Michelin” (1962), Hachette, 1/24. yellow

The Citroën Type H is one of France’s most iconic utility vehicles — a rugged, front-wheel-drive van with corrugated steel bodywork, introduced in 1947 and produced for over three decades. Its unique boxy silhouette, unmatched practicality, and unmistakable presence made it a favorite among tradesmen, delivery drivers, and public services across Europe.

This 1:24 scale die-cast model from Hachette captures the 1962 version of the Type H in a classic Michelin service livery, celebrating the historic partnership between Citroën and one of the world’s most recognized tire brands. Featuring accurate period graphics, ribbed paneling, split windshield, and functional rear cargo detailing, this model is a nostalgic tribute to mid-century French industry and branding.

Whether you’re a fan of classic vans, vintage advertising vehicles, or simply love French automotive history, the Citroën Type H “Michelin” brings color and character to any collection. It’s the perfect blend of utility, charm, and heritage — now perfectly preserved in 1:24 scale.