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.
For the 6th year Rick Dehean and Katty Smismans hosted their Peace & Love Rendezvous at St-Alphonse-Rodriguez, QC.
We headed out on a 2.5 hour drive that took us along some of Southern Ontario’s nicest country back-roads.
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.
This year’s Citroëns @ Carlisle had a special focus on the 50-year anniversary of the CX.
“We have a kind of a one-stop shop for an entire car if need be. And Dave is available to us for consultation.”
Purchased 30 or years ago from the owner in Baltimore, It has been sitting in storage ever since.
For those folks not on Facebook or don’t follow Dave on it, we are pleased to post here what he wrote yesterday.
On Dec 2, 2023 Citroën Autoclub Canada held their annual Christmas party!
A distinguished initiative has been launched to induct André Citroën, into the hallowed halls of the Panthéon in Paris.
The Citroën/French Car Community was invited by the organizers of the Lake Mirror Classic to display their cars.
It was a fun filled day for those who didn’t mind a little dampness at the beginning of the day in favour of yet another memorable Fall outing.
Thirty-five cars and approximately 130 guests were registered for the annual Rendezvous.
Dubious dealings have happened through HY Conversions in the Netherlands doing H Van disc brake and engine conversions.
Numerous wineries and some lovely back-roads made for an enjoyable day, and this year it was especially so!
Citroën Autoclub Canada was invited by Fédération Tricolore de Toronto to display six Citroëns at The Distillery
East Coast Rendezvous has always been held on Fathers’ Day weekend but this year the event was postponed by two weeks.
Getting together with members again, having a great drive, tasty food and a rich education about Canadian Automotive history made for a perfect spring outing.
This year was special as it was the first time organized by Paul Anderson who has taken over Brad Nauss Automotive.
Thierry Koskas will also continue in his role as Stellantis’ Chief Sales & Marketing Officer.
Even with little notice we managed to save another one of Glen Fryer’s Citroëns from a horrible fate.
