The First Six-cylinder Car from Citroën: AC6 (1928 – 1932)
The C6 was targeted at a clientele who displayed a certain degree of social success.















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The C6 was targeted at a clientele who displayed a certain degree of social success.
This year’s show is themed “Driven by Choice” and features over 45 automotive brands showcasing more than 650 vehicles.
When we look at this car, it is impossible not to make a comparison with a 2CV from the same year, and that is when we notice some distinctive signs of evolution.
It promises to be a memorable experience for those who have never sat in the lounge-like interior of the DS.
By autumn 1937, the design office at Citroën completed the first rolling prototype of a new utility vehicle which was unlike anything seen before.
These models are Z scale (1:220) and T scale (1:450) — so much smaller than N scale, yet with astonishing accuracy.
Bought new in Greece and modified to be registered in the USA. A nice rust-proofed and rust-free example that runs well.
A Traction 11BL in very good condition (rust free). Runs and drives very nicely.
This specialized vehicle plays a crucial role in maintaining runway safety by measuring surface grip levels under various conditions.
Many of us here were friends with Marc for decades, sharing his love of Citroën cars and the finer things in life.
Hopefully this will encourage more 2CV owners in the USA to drive their precious cars more than just a few miles on a sunny day.
French coachbuilder Tissier made stretched versions of the Citroën CX for high-speed delivery of newspapers across the European continent.
It won the Peoples’ Choice Award the Saratoga Springs Rendezvous in 2007, and has been significantly improved since.
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