For Your Hands Only — Building the Agora 1/8 Scale 2CV – Part 1
They recently launched a 1/8 scale model of the Citroën 2CV that appears in the James Bond film ‘For Your Eyes Only’.















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They recently launched a 1/8 scale model of the Citroën 2CV that appears in the James Bond film ‘For Your Eyes Only’.
Are the remains of Citroën Kégresses quietly rusting away in fields in the Falklands?
Most likely marketing was trying to show the overall shape and not really worrying about the exact model relative to the year of introduction.
A look into the 1970s experimental/limited-production version of the GS fitted with a twin-rotor Wankel engine.
My husband and I see ourselves as stewards rather than owners of the car- temporary keepers tasked with bringing her back to life.
Citroën owners there, and even further abroad, are thrilled that capable service is still at hand.
A running car was an important criteria, and Little Alien just made the cut.
“I’ve kept the car to this day, maintained and restored over the years. I still drive it in the summer, though it now qualifies as an antique.“
It turned into a bit of a demolition derby, with a mere six cars finishing – and Sir Stirling Moss was less than happy with the outcome.
Citroën Autoclub Canada members had the opportunity to visit Miles Nadal’s ‘Dream Car Collection’ in Toronto. It’s the Canadian version of Jay Leno’s Garage – and then some…)
Thousands spent on new body panels, new brakes, new seat covers, new carpet and amazing blue paint.
It clamps over the gear shift lever once first gear is engaged,
They have made an impressive expansion by relocating their operation in a modern ex-Citroën dealership building.
40th Anniversary Celebration in Buffalo, New York – June, 2010. Photo by George Dyke.
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