About the register

The Peugeot 504 Coupé and Cabriolet were built in small numbers from 1969 to 1983. Pininfarina built and painted the bodies in Turin; Peugeot finished the cars with their mechanicals at Sochaux. The surviving cars are now spread across many countries.

The 504 CC Register is a free, independent record of every known car — including cars that are lost, stolen or scrapped. Each car has one permanent record with its own register number, which stays with the car through every change of owner.

How it works

• Anyone can browse the register and search by country, body style, engine or year.
• Owners add their car and keep its dossier up to date: identity, original specification, photos and history.
• Moderators review new records and ownership claims, so the register stays trustworthy.
• Privacy comes first. Owner names are hidden unless the owner chooses to show them, and locations never go below region level.

Know a car?

If you own a 504 Coupé or Cabriolet — or know where one is — please add it. Every record helps build the definitive history of these cars.