Operation & Adjustment of the Citromatic Transmission
Most Citromatic clutches are so improperly adjusted that they have overheated and warped which causes clutch chatter and gives erratic operation.
A Last Look at Dellinger Auto Sales
David Hume shares an offer Red made to him to purchase Red’s business or at least SMs and parts.
A Look Into David Allen’s History of Purveying Citroëns in the USA
Back in the 1980s and early ’90s, if you wanted a Citroën, there was a good chance you got in touch with David Allen who operated a business importing and brokering Citroëns to enthusiasts.
More photos of the Madame Michelin Traction Avant 15-6 Roadster Discovery in the USA
Many never seen before photos of the Madame Michelin Traction Avant 15-6 Roadster in the USA.
Early USA Photo of the Madame Michelin Traction Avant 15-6 Roadster
Early photo of the Mme Michelin Traction 15-6 Roadster in the USA discovered.
In Memoriam – Dorothy E. Nauss (1927 – 2019)
We are saddened to report the passing of Dorothy E. (Dellinger) Nauss, mother of Brad Nauss.
Artcurial Auction results strong for 2CV
The Artcurial Auction on February 10 at Retromobile was mostly a good one for Citroëns. We have listed the results of the 13 that were on the block below. What’s most notable is that prices commanded for two original near zero mileage 2CVs were proportionally greater greater over the estimated …
Legendary Madame Michelin 15 CV Roadster to be Sold Again
If only Red Dellinger were alive to see this event; On May 14, 2016 at the RM Sotheby’s Monaco auction, The Madame Michelin Citroën will go on the block. It is the first of four 15 CV Roadsters built by Citroën and originally delivered to Mrs Anna Michelin. This very car that …
Is there more than one authentic Citroën 15-Six convertible?
by Per Ahlstrom… A Traction Avant 15–Six convertible was recently sold at the Osenat auction in Paris on March 15, 2015 and fetched €612440 ($841,599.00 CAD, $662,702.00 USD), which is a world record price for a Traction Avant. The question is: Did the buyer get what he thought he …