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Citroën Mechanic Les Woods Tells Story of the “Heirloom.” part #2
July 27, 2009 by Denis
Les Woods is a Citroën / French car mechanic in Takoma Park, Maryland. You can reach
Les by email at FrenchCarGuy@aol.com or by phone at 301-270-8767.
The Citroënthusiast has persuaded Les to share his captivating story of “The Heirloom,” a DS 19 Grand Route, for the next two issues which comes out in March and July.
In the following video, Les gives a brief intro to his story about first seeing the car in the Agerbeek showroom in what is now Capitol Heights, MD. and many years later finding it once again and making it his own. Listen up and make sure to check out his story and photos in the upcoming newsletters.
Enjoy!
“The Heirloom” is owned by Les Woods. This DS 19 Grand Route is one beautiful Citroën and in this condition, extremely rare.
Just found these pictures of “The Heirloom” at a long past event. Anyone know which one and when? Enjoy these photos of a beautiful Citroën and watch for the story about it in the next Citroenthusiast.
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I am thrilled by the idea of getting these true-life stories written down for posterity. Thanks Les!
Came by to check you out. Nice site. Love cars xoxo
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