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Amazing. So jealous. Your goddess must turn a lot of heads when you are on the raod. Also love the RPI (Rensselaer Polythechnic Institute) sweatshirt. Have just started work on my 1972 D’Special to make her roadworthy. Am also based in Chicago and recently retired so should have lots of time to work on the Citroen. Will see how that works out.
Have fun and dirty fingernails. You’ll love it when you are done.
My 1983 edition of John Chassin’s book, “How Citroen” formerly published as “Why Citroen” is well worn, but is still a reliable resource. It took the mystery out of these amazing automobiles and taught me how to understand and maintain my Citroens without dealer support or internet in the early 1980’s US.
I remain grateful. May your Citroen live forever!
The How Citroën three printings occasionally pop up on eBay and Amazon. Last print was in the 1980s.
Thank you.