4 rare DS and 2 Traction Avant from the Mullin Museum to be auctioned at Amelia Island
The initial offering of Citroëns from the Mullin Museum’s closure has appeared for sale with Gooding & Company.
The initial offering of Citroëns from the Mullin Museum’s closure has appeared for sale with Gooding & Company.
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.
André Verner completed a video of his car that starts with a look at its pristine underside.
A 1959 ID19 Berline and a 1964 DS19 Décapotable will be sold on on January 25, 2024.
For those folks not on Facebook or don’t follow Dave on it, we are pleased to post here what he wrote yesterday.
This is the story about Hein and his 1979 Citroën CX Prestige, with a whopping 1,350,000 km (~840,000 miles) on the odometer!
Sevgin joined Citroënvie in June, 2019 and owned a Citroën CX GTi.
Patrick was posted in Yellowknife where the 440 Squadron flew Twin Otter aircraft and that inspired him to create a one-off 2CV model with a RCAF theme.
The production C6 was launched in 2005 with a strong resemblance to the C6 Lignage concept.
Claudia Schneider owns the DS and and the CX that is on display and sent us these lovely pictures.
Back in the early 1960s, Citroën USA made some bold marketing moves. One activity was to give away a DS Break on a popular TV game show.
C6 owners are discovering that the C5 is a better drive, quicker and more economical.
Daimler Chrysler’s Composite Concept Vehicle (CCV) was their take on a what a next-generation 2CV destined for the Asian market might be.
In the classic car market, no sooner than one site gets identified as a scam and goes off-line, another pops up in its place.
David LaChance tells of putting trepidation behind him and venturing forth from Vermont to the coast of Maine.
On Dec 2, 2023 Citroën Autoclub Canada held their annual Christmas party!
Citroënvie member Alex Bisping is considering adding him to his will.
When Bernard Laborde moved to Canada 19 years ago from France he brought over this 1930 C6.
A distinguished initiative has been launched to induct André Citroën, into the hallowed halls of the Panthéon in Paris.
The scope of parts is immense and many of them are NOS!
They got together and with the help of Cecil B. Boudrias, produced and submitted this short but super sweet video:
“Henry De Ségur Lauve — An American designer in Paris” is a particularly suitable read for North American Citroënistes.
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