Musée de la 2 CV
Association-run museum of the Citroën 2 CV in Troisfontaines: more than 80 vehicles, unrestored 2 CVs, converted versions and derivatives; open in August.
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About the museum
The association “Musée de la 2 CV” was founded in 1988 to promote and preserve the Citroën 2 CV. In 2008 it was recognized as being in the general interest, which allows it to receive donations.
The museum opened in May 1998 in the Framont buildings in the upper Bruche valley. In 2011 it moved about forty kilometers to occupy part of the former Vallérysthal crystal works in Troisfontaines, in the Moselle department, on rue des Cristalleries.
Most vehicles are displayed as they were acquired, unrestored, and still bear traces of their everyday use. The collection of more than 80 vehicles includes saloons, vans and limited series, as well as converted 2 CVs and derived vehicles or vehicles reusing 2 CV parts.
Highlights
- 1952 2 CV AU van, the oldest vehicle on display
- Rare 1953 2 CV A, built in Slough, England
- 1962 Citroneta, built in Arica, Chile
- 2 CVs converted into an airplane, a boat, a tracked vehicle or a pottery kiln
- Derivatives: Ami 6 and 8, Dyane, Méhari
- Vehicles reusing 2 CV parts: Lohr military truck, Poncin amphibious vehicle, Tangara
- Founded
- 1998
- Operated by
- Association Musée de la 2 CV
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