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Congratulations! You are sharing your dream with everybody!! I wish I could find some dat Citroen Light some day. My best wishes. Gus

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Have been following your restoration with interest. The body work is beautiful. Had trouble re assembling my 1947 steering box and steering column - it is suppostto be done off the car and offered up as an assembled unit. Guess you figured that one out! Cheers malcolm

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Last year I bought a '49 Humber with the aim of restoring that. Been out in Hong Kong ever since so I haven't even started yet. I'm very impressed with the lengths to which you have gone. It's a real inspiration. Maybe - to help those of us who are appalled at the work ahead - you could add a few notes on the site to tell us how you gained your expertise. Are you a prefessional, or did you just "wing it" ?

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Very neat project, nicely done. Would like to see it's completion. The Light 15 has some nice styling lines to it, and interesting construction compared to what we see here in the states. Very few Citroens here, never see a Light 15. Best of Luck, Dan

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Big job. Lots of time. Good luck and happy motoring.

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Félicitation pour votre travail. J'ai déjà écris mais pas de réponse! Je possède une 11bl 1949 conduite à droite et une 11b 1956. Vive les Tractions!!!! Alain.

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Bonjour. Je suis propriétaire de deux traction ,une 1949 11bl conduite à droite construite en France.Et une 1954 b pour les pièces. Félicitation pour votre restauration sela m'encourage pour la mienne. DE plus je possède quelques voitures anglaises dont une Rolce Royce 1977 en cour de restauration.

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I recently aquired a 1948 Citroen Light 15 exactly like yours. It came to me with virtually no rust or any major body damage. I am 19, and this will be my first major restoration project; I'm nervous to even start. When I lose sight of hope, I will go to your site.

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Wayne: You are a brave, brave soul but congrats anyway. I have a 1951 TA and only need now a gas tank cap. The locking mechanism is located externally and unlike, as you know, more modern cap designs. Any suggestion where I might find such a cap? Thanks, Wayne. Russ in Iowa, USA