Citroënet – The Indispensable Reference Website from Julian Marsh
Julian Marsh’s website — Citroenet.org.uk is the defacto go to for reference of the double chevron brand.
Julian Marsh’s website — Citroenet.org.uk is the defacto go to for reference of the double chevron brand.
Gord Coulman and Richard Jentner participated in the 28th annual Rock’n August, one of the largest car shows in Western Canada.
An overview of Citroën Canada’s history primarily in the province of Quebec.
Want to add a full-size wooden model of a 2CV or a Méhari to your collection?
I was enticed with Darren’s effort to modernize the 2CV, a project he has embarked on with both the sedan and Truckette versions.
We headed out on a 2.5 hour drive that took us along some of Southern Ontario’s nicest country back-roads.
Horse power is not required for enjoyment, but a decent heater would be nice!
Ordered during the debut of the DS at the 1955 Paris Car Show.
A beautifully driving and “like new” in appearance condition Citroën DS that has not gone through a high degree of restoration.
World of Citroën, based in Hollywood California, took a unique approach in selling the 2CV in the USA in 1980s.
The private Citroën collection of Louis Grenier near Montreal, Quebec, Canada is being sold.
Tadd Perkins’ son recently got married at their vineyard farm house in Walnut Grove, CA.
Jolie is still a tangible presence, but the emotional attachment is not as strong now.
“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.
A Citroën DS was one of the first purchases they made as not only newlyweds, but as new citizens of this country.
We took a 90 minute drive on the scenic backroads of the Niagara escarpment going from Milton to Ancaster.
This year’s Citroëns @ Carlisle had a special focus on the 50-year anniversary of the CX.
It was truly an awesome sight — Tractions everywhere in 4 large parking lots as well as lining all along the roads to them.
Another example of the sorry state of journalism where people take an article published elsewhere and digest out of it only enough bits to spin a sensational and inaccurate story.
After countless hours of seemingly pointless work, the sound of Little Alien’s engine roaring was music to our ears.
Claude and Annie Gueniffey made this 3D framed display containing 85 different 2CV models.
“We have a kind of a one-stop shop for an entire car if need be. And Dave is available to us for consultation.”
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