( Another) CX GTI Turbo Road Trip
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Ladies and Gents,
If anyone remembers, I built a Citroen CX Turbo a few years ago, and it’s in daily-ish use, and my go to long journey car.
Two weekends ago, it got pointed East, and reeled off a day and night in Ghent(6 Day bike racing) then via Arnhem (where I tipped my hat to my Grandfather and all his brave pals ) and onto Hamburg where I’d managed to buy an old bicycle that needed collecting.
The Monday was spent driving back through a wonderful, deserted Ardennes stopping at some historic Battle of the Bulge sites, finishing that night in Huy. The following day, the old thing was simply magnificent in appalling driving rain and wind. 80-90 mph, rock solid, self levelled and pulling like a train. Pulled into a deserted Eurotunnel, with a superbly filthy, streaked low flying baguette…..
If anyone remembers, I built a Citroen CX Turbo a few years ago, and it’s in daily-ish use, and my go to long journey car.
Two weekends ago, it got pointed East, and reeled off a day and night in Ghent(6 Day bike racing) then via Arnhem (where I tipped my hat to my Grandfather and all his brave pals ) and onto Hamburg where I’d managed to buy an old bicycle that needed collecting.
The Monday was spent driving back through a wonderful, deserted Ardennes stopping at some historic Battle of the Bulge sites, finishing that night in Huy. The following day, the old thing was simply magnificent in appalling driving rain and wind. 80-90 mph, rock solid, self levelled and pulling like a train. Pulled into a deserted Eurotunnel, with a superbly filthy, streaked low flying baguette…..
Bilkob said:
Ladies and Gents,
If anyone remembers, I built a Citroen CX Turbo a few years ago, and it’s in daily-ish use, and my go to long journey car.
Two weekends ago, it got pointed East, and reeled off a day and night in Ghent(6 Day bike racing) then via Arnhem (where I tipped my hat to my Grandfather and all his brave pals ) and onto Hamburg where I’d managed to buy an old bicycle that needed collecting.
The Monday was spent driving back through a wonderful, deserted Ardennes stopping at some historic Battle of the Bulge sites, finishing that night in Huy. The following day, the old thing was simply magnificent in appalling driving rain and wind. 80-90 mph, rock solid, self levelled and pulling like a train. Pulled into a deserted Eurotunnel, with a superbly filthy, streaked low flying baguette…..
Here you go (add line brakes to the url)If anyone remembers, I built a Citroen CX Turbo a few years ago, and it’s in daily-ish use, and my go to long journey car.
Two weekends ago, it got pointed East, and reeled off a day and night in Ghent(6 Day bike racing) then via Arnhem (where I tipped my hat to my Grandfather and all his brave pals ) and onto Hamburg where I’d managed to buy an old bicycle that needed collecting.
The Monday was spent driving back through a wonderful, deserted Ardennes stopping at some historic Battle of the Bulge sites, finishing that night in Huy. The following day, the old thing was simply magnificent in appalling driving rain and wind. 80-90 mph, rock solid, self levelled and pulling like a train. Pulled into a deserted Eurotunnel, with a superbly filthy, streaked low flying baguette…..
Majestic beasts, with such a beautiful ride.
My father owned a small Citroen dealership in the 80s/90s (before they forced everyone into big glass/steel showrooms that he couldn't afford) and drove a CX GTi Turbo 2 for a few years. He also had a CX Prestige which was really fun to be in the back of as a kid.
My father owned a small Citroen dealership in the 80s/90s (before they forced everyone into big glass/steel showrooms that he couldn't afford) and drove a CX GTi Turbo 2 for a few years. He also had a CX Prestige which was really fun to be in the back of as a kid.
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