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Citroën Club of North America December Meeting
December 7, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
On the first Sunday of every month at 9:00 am, Citroën Club of North America meets at La Madeleine French Bakery and Cafe in Rockville, MD. It’s located at 11858 Rockville Pike (MD, Route 355) and Montrose Road (Randolph Road or 183). This last Sunday was the December meeting and we had a great [...]CCofNA Member Garric Hackel Shares a Photo and Promises Article for Issue #2
December 8, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
Here’s another area for Citroën Club of America members to show their stuff. We are starting a page of photos of your Citroën with your kids or pets. We’re hoping to get enough response to have a really nice calendar for the Citroën Club by the end of the year. We already have a few [...]Citroënthusiast and Citroën Club of North America Welcomes Columnist Ted Ax Aboard
December 9, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
It is with great honor that the Citroënthusiast and the Citroën Club of North America welcome columnist Ted Ax on board. Ted hails from the great state of Colorado and has many stories to tell as well as your questions to answer on his specialty: the Citroën D Model , so send your questions in [...]Citroën Club of North America’s Paul Vogel Shares More Videos and Pictures From ICCCR 2008
December 9, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
Paul Vogel has a fabulous collection of hundreds of pictures of Citroëns from his trip to the 2008 ICCCR that he has graciously allowed us to share with the CCofNA blog and Citroënthusiast newsletter. Here are some more of his pictures. PS: Paul had camera problems while overseas and would like to credit his friend Patrick [...]Citroën Mechanic, Les Woods Shares His Story of “Mr. Citroën”, Red Dellinger
December 10, 2008 by Denis · 2 Comments
I first heard of Red Dellinger when I was little more than a lad. To say that he was legendary in the North American French car world would be to understate. Red and I were many years apart in age, but we had grown up in the same region of the country, the northern end of the Shenandoah Valley of [...]Some Great Photos of CCofNA Members and Citroëns, From Citroën Mechanic Les Woods
December 12, 2008 by Denis · 1 Comment
This page is just for CCofNA Members who want to share their favorite photos. Please send us your best and we will post them here. They might even go in the next Citroënthusiast! Thank you for your support. ========================================================================================== Les Woods and David Whitacre in their Citroën 2CV at Bastille Day. We miss you David. photo by [...]Up and Coming Citroën Club “CitroWisc” Shares Fun Times by Paul Vogel
December 12, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
CitroWisc has a small group in Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, which has started to meet and enjoy the company of fellow Citroen owners. The group is a nice mix of generations and length of Citroen ownership. Most are owners of D models with a couple 2cv and now a very nice Ami6 [...]Want to See a Robo Dog Made From Citroën Parts?
December 14, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
There’s something about fire-breathing robots that just gets us giddy, so you can imagine our joy when finding one that gallops, too. The hand-built robot dog — cutely coined LRRY-1 (pronounced Larry, we’ll have you know) — was built almost entirely from unwanted Citroën scraps, and not a single ounce of non-recycled material was used [...]Can You Really Carry a Basket of Eggs Across a Freshly Plowed Field Safely in a Citroën 2CV?
December 15, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
When the Citroën 2CV came on the market, it was built under the specs that one could carry a basket of full of fresh eggs safely across a freshly plowed field without breaking them. It also could carry 4 men in high hats and 100 kilos of luggage. Ever wonder if that was true? [...]Want to See a Citroën SM Road Test? Hang On!
December 16, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
Here you have a Citroën SM being road tested for a television show. Come on along for the ride. Here are the stats on the car. Manufacturer Citroën Production 1970-1975 Class Grand tourer Body style(s) 2-door coupé Engine(s) 2.7 L V6 or 3.0 L V6 Length 489.3 cm (192.6 in) Width 183.6 cm (72.3 in) Height 132.4 cm (52.1 in) Curb weight: 1460 kg [...]Meet Citroën Club of North America Member Mark Sliwa
December 19, 2008 by Denis · 5 Comments
Citroën Club of North America is adding a Meet the Members category to the blog so the community can get to know one another. We’d like to feature someone each week, so if you’d like to be on the blog and share your bio and some pictures, please send them to citroenclubofnorthamerica@gmail.com and we [...]More ICCCR Videos From Paul Vogel’s Trip to Rome.
December 20, 2008 by Denis · Leave a Comment
Paul Vogel shares yet another video from his wonderful journey from Paris to Roma and back again to attend the 14th ICCCR. Thank you Paul! Look at those beautiful Traction Avants, and 2CVs. More photos below. And here is another video… ICCCR 2008 with Paul Vogel Like this post? Tips are appreciated!-
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