Showing posts with label citroen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label citroen. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 30, 2014

A Few More Shots From Libya Rally 2014...

The Libya Rally wrapped up this past week.  A 2nd tier event filled with high level privateers but privateers regardless the Libya Rally had a great field of unusual vehicles...though no Nissans in the field.  The event was won on the bikes by Kim De Rycker of Germany on his KTM and Jean-Antoine Sabatier in the "cars" in his #501 buggie.  Sabatier lives in Morocco and so had a home field advantage of sorts.  The Citroen 2CV did finish the event, ending in 44th place out of 52 finishers.













Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Citroen 2CV At Libya Rally...

The Libya Rally notes on its website that it is not an official FIA rally and thus is more open to "special" vehicles than some other events might be.  That said...This Citroen 2CV is quite...special.  Not sure that roll cage is up to snuff, nor the canvas doors but maybe that's just me...

I'm looking for more info on the team, its drivers (Frank Elsermans from Germany) and vehicle but suffice it to say that this little VW Bug looking vehicle (for that's what I took it for at first) appears to be a bit out of place.  That said...the little bugger sits in 45 out of 52 entries in the event...so...its not last!  All photos are from the 2014 Libya Rally.
Libya Rally...


Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Hot Wheels Citroen C4 Rally

I'm not a big Hot Wheels collector or anything, I just can't help but take a peek at the Hot Wheels (Matchbox cars generally suck, aren't named according to their model and offer a much smaller selection) section of the toy store whenever I visit.

About one time in 10 I come across a car model I'm interested in--an old Datsun, a sweet GT-R, a Ken Block rally car, etc.

This past week I came across this Citroen C4 Rally car.  The cool teal color is different than most Hot Wheels and really caught my eye.  Add in the hood louvers, the roof mounted air scoops and orange tinted windows and you have a sharp little car--even if it is based on a French manufacturer's product.

A $1 Xmas gift for myself!!