The man who owns 120 Citroëns
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The man who owns 120 Citroëns
Visiting his collection is like traveling through time and a must for all Citroën fans The company-owned Citroën Conservatoire in Paris has serious competition. Over the course of 40 years, French enthusiast Henri Fradet has patiently and diligently put together a spectacular collection of over 120 post-war Citroën models. They’re housed in a museum named CitroMuseum located in Castellane, a small town in southern France. Fradet prefers low-mil…
In Castellane, on the Route Napoléon, a private museum seriously shadows the official Citroën Conservatory. Here, everything is dedicated to a single brand, from the late 1930s to the youthtimers of the 1990s. More than 120 Citroën are gathered there, all surviving from another era. The place is called Citromuseum Castellane and it is entirely dedicated to the amateurs of the brand. Behind this name, however, we find the story of a single collec…
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