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Order for 250 M35 engines
We received this bon de commande from an acquaintance from the NSU world. It recently appeared in Wankeljournal, the club magazine of the Ro80 club in Germany.
The receipt shows the order of 250 M35 engines and fittings from Comotor in Neckarsulm. A beautiful period image that immediately triggers your imagination.
Read more ...Solex Carburateur
Technical documentation about the Solex carburetor in German.
Read more ...AutoRevue 25 '69
Presentation of the 'l'Opération M35' in AutoRevue no. 25 of december 1969.
Read more ...AutoRevue 26 '69
The first driving experiences with the Citroën M35 in AutoRevue no. 26 of december 1969.
Read more ...Autokampioen 12 '69
Autokampioen, the car magazine of the dutch AA, the ANWB, reported in december 1969 the arrival of 500 Citroëns with wankel engine.
Prototype no.430 spotted in Italy
Andrea from Italy sent us some photos of number 430 that he spotted near his work. The car seems to be in good condition. Nice to see it in the wild.
No. 408 and chassis of no. 159 in Isle of Man Motor Museum
No.408 has surfaced on YouTube. The car is on display at the Isle of Man Motor Museum. The car is accompanied by the separate chassis of no. 159. We are still investigating the function of the additional controls on the steering wheel and on the dashboard.
No.10 restauration nearly completed
Philippe Lacomblez emailed us with the message that the restoration of no. 10 is almost completed and sent us this picture.
No. 376 on display
No.391 found on Youtube
We received an e-mail from a customer that they found a movie clip of no.391. This car was not known to us up untill now. Nice to see another M35 still alive and running!
M35 No.3
It is the late summer of 1969 and the entire European motoring press has gathered to drive the Citroën M35 in Paris. An exclusive prototype with Wankel engine, the engine technology that seems to have a great future. For the test, 6 M35s were hand-built in a preliminary series. All in Gris Nacré and visibly numbered, you could find them in all the car magazines at the time. Could there be anything left of these cars besides the printed paper? Yes! and you can own it.
Exhaust systems: the sequel
So how did it go with the exhaust adventure? In September 2016 I (owner of #83) reported for the last time about that on this website and I still owe you the rest of the story.
Reproduction of rubber suspension stops
Where would we be without No. 83 and Tom Verheyden. Together they have taken up the reproduction of the stop rubbers in the suspension of the M35. The car sinks on these rubbers when it is at rest, which makes them thinner after 50 years. By replacing them, the car is immediately higher in the garage.
The rubbers are specific to the M35, we hoped to encounter them on other models but unfortunately they had to reproduced. So now they are available; exact to original. There are 8 pieces on your M35; treat them with it.
This link will take you to Tom Verheyden’s website where you can order them;
Original number: AL-437-3
No. 83 on its way to new exhaust
No. 83 is on its way to the south of England to have a new exhaust fitted at Quicksilver; it will be the template for another 12 pre-ordered exhausts.
Follow the adventure at Twitter.
Update exhaust ORDER NOW
Update Exhaust Systems M35 (19 August 2016)
The initiative for the manufacturing of exhausts for the M35 is moving ahead.
So far 12 orders have been placed with Quicksilver, which means that we will receive the maximum price reduction.
The deadline for ordering has been set at 26 August 2016. If you still want to join, then please contact me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. immediately.
A month ago we have already shipped two patterns to Quicksilver. They will use these as examples to construct the new exhaust systems. In September we will then drive #83 to the Quicksilver factory in Devon. This will allow Quicksilver to examine a mounted system and based on that finetune the design of the exhausts.