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Esthetically Alfa-Romeo Giulia and Citroën Ami 6 were among the most controversial cars in the sixties. Both had also the most sculpted body forms.
Happily for Citroën, the estate version of the Ami 6 was a successful.
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The photo of the catalog is above right. I remember, my father and me wondered how a 2 CV could contain a camel. He said to me that it was impossible (maybe because he didn't like Citroën
) and me I said : "yes, they can".I had the answer a long time later in a book dedicated to the 2 CV, it is the photo below. I was right but unfortunately my father was no more here to see this picture.
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Citroen DS23 Injection, with suspension in high, normal & low
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A wooden Citroën 2Cv that can be driven
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1965 Cadillac Coupe DeVille
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Pics of Bugatti Cars in the 1920s and 1930s
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INDIAN America's First Motorcycle: The Early Years
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INDIAN America's First Motorcycle:The Golden Powerplus Era
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Citroen SM in movies
Cesar et Rosalie (Claude Sautet)
Columbo - season 5 ; episode 3 (jeu d'identité)
Folle à tuer (Yves Boisset)
Most of the time, in police series, I noticed that the murderer has a Jaguar, a Citroen or sometimes a BMW.
Cesar et Rosalie (Claude Sautet)
Columbo - season 5 ; episode 3 (jeu d'identité)
Folle à tuer (Yves Boisset)
Most of the time, in police series, I noticed that the murderer has a Jaguar, a Citroen or sometimes a BMW.
