La Ferté-Vidame is a striking place in Citroen's history, where the famous and historic track of brand development and testing is located, and where it was the birthplace of several famous models such as the 2cv. It was also here at La Ferté-Vidame that the three Citroën 2cv prototypes that had been hidden in a barn during the German invasion during WW II were discovered. In a quiet French commune of 729 inhabitants around 60,000 people were present during these days. 10,000 entries from Citroën car collectors from across the world brought 4,200 vehicles of all Citroën models and ages from 1919 to 2019. Individual or group people, families, clubs, associations, delighted in the festivities. The trip was traced with a mandatory pass on the famous La Sarthe circuit, at Le Mans. Here the museum's garage a 1919 Citroën Type A is in restoration, in the future this Citroën will be used as the for all kind of ceremonies. A trip made as planned, no problems or malfunctions. A Citroën 2cv is more than a car, it is a philosophy of life.     Pictures by Pedro Carvalho and Pedro Bessa