An Arizona Swede with Belgian 2CV Passion
Bo Malefors is a Swede who has kept is interest in Belgian-built 2CVs alive and presently owns 3 of them.















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Bo Malefors is a Swede who has kept is interest in Belgian-built 2CVs alive and presently owns 3 of them.
Be prepared to be passed by classic 2CV owners who have the ability to better it’s top speed of 40 mph.
On December 6, 2025, Citroën Autoclub Canada held their annual Christmas party returning to The Mandarin Restaurant to enjoy their extensive lunch buffet selection. Meeting at 11:30 am, and after …
Thijs van der Zanden, details how this modern Citroën classic is born.
In 1965, he sold 65 Citroëns and at the annual Citroën dealership meeting in Montreal, he was awarded first prize for best salesman in Canada!
Despite its Belgian-Italian (rather than French) design origins the XM retained a distinctly Citroën identity, earning it the title of European Car of the Year in 1990
Bo Malefors is a Swede who has kept is interest in Belgian-built 2CVs alive and presently owns 3 of them.
I am looking for the the following: Contact: Gary Magwood. Email: lattalad@gmail.com or phone: 613-849-1976.
Be prepared to be passed by classic 2CV owners who have the ability to better it’s top speed of 40 mph.
On December 6, 2025, Citroën Autoclub Canada held their annual Christmas party returning to The …
In great condition for its age.
Thijs van der Zanden, details how this modern Citroën classic is born.
In 1965, he sold 65 Citroëns and at the annual Citroën dealership meeting in Montreal, he was awarded first prize for best salesman in Canada!
Despite its Belgian-Italian (rather than French) design origins the XM retained a distinctly Citroën identity, earning it the title of European Car of the Year in 1990
In the mid-1970s, the Romanian government launched a new call for tenders to manufacturers in “capitalist” countries. This time, Citroën won.
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