Citroën Autoclub Canada members enjoyed a road tour East of Toronto to the Kawartha and Port Hope regions of Ontario.
Aulnay-sous-Bois Mayor Bruno Beschizza stated that the Citroën-Peugeot-DS Conservatory collection will not be relocated as previously announced and will be stored in Aulnay.
Its 10th anniversary on the picturesque Georgian Bay shoreline, showcasing a dazzling array of classic and vintage automobiles.
What started as a planned 3 stage trip throughout North and South America has come to an unfortunate end.
The private Citroën collection of Louis Grenier near Montreal, Quebec, Canada is being sold.
“Whimsy” the famous 2CV Artcar has found a new home in Toronto.
The star of the show from a Citroën standpoint was a 1971 Ami M35 Prototype recently imported from Europe and owned by Bruce Ehrman.
“We have a kind of a one-stop shop for an entire car if need be. And Dave is available to us for consultation.”
The Government of Canada has mandated that all grades of gasoline sold at the pumps have an ethanol blend. Not good for classic cars!
Purchased 30 or years ago from the owner in Baltimore, It has been sitting in storage ever since.
Citroën owners there, and even further abroad, are thrilled that capable service is still at hand.
We are about the see what a 1968 DS Le Caddy – Henri Chapron Series 2 produced by DS Manufaktur in Germany will sell for.
The Oxnard California museum, dedicated to Art Deco design, has housed the extensive automobile, art and furniture collection of Peter and Merle Mullin since 2010.
For those folks not on Facebook or don’t follow Dave on it, we are pleased to post here what he wrote yesterday.
Sevgin joined Citroënvie in June, 2019 and owned a Citroën CX GTi.
Ariel was a car enthusiast for most of his life and was renowned in the Citroën community, especially on the East Coast of the USA.
On Dec 2, 2023 Citroën Autoclub Canada held their annual Christmas party!
The scope of parts is immense and many of them are NOS!
The Citroën/French Car Community was invited by the organizers of the Lake Mirror Classic to display their cars.
Thirty-five cars and approximately 130 guests were registered for the annual Rendezvous.
Chris kept his Citroën business low key; no websites, no social media presence, no signs outside the shop. Instead, he focused on cranking out repair after repair after repair.
We saddened to announce that Peter Mullin, founder of the Mullin Automotive Museum, has died.
Bernadette and Jacky Chevillon shipped their 1973 DS20 Break from France to Newark, NJ and landed in New York at the beginning of September.
This exceptional model of a 2CV was handcrafted over a 5-year period by professional modelmaker Michel Delomosne.
