THE HEART OF THE MUSEUM
280 Citroën 2CVs
From early 2CVs to special versions and rare Sahara models. A collection showcasing the versatility of this French icon.
THE EDWIN GROEN MUSEUM AUCTION · ANDIJKA lifetime of
love for the 2CV.
Over many years, Edwin Groen assembled an exceptional collection of unusual and rare Citroën 2CVs in Andijk. Locally, he became known through his bicycle business, Edwin Groen Tweewielers B.V. Meanwhile, his passion for the cars affectionately known as ‘Ducks’ grew into an extensive collection.
The Eendenmuseum became a world that transported visitors back in time. Amid Citroën’s heritage stood old shops, replicas and streets from bygone days: carefully crafted scenes resembling life-size dioramas.
5.000 m²MUSEUM AREA
12MINIATURE SHOPS
Exceptional, down to the mileage
The 2CVs were brought together in all sorts of versions, including examples built in France, Belgium and Spain. Among them are exceptionally rare, unused 2CVs with no kilometres on the clock, which have never been driven on the road.
The collection comprises 450 classic cars, including 280 Citroën 2CVs, alongside around 150 mopeds and motorcycles, 7,000 model cars and 500 collectibles. Together they represent a remarkable chapter in Citroën and motoring history.
The doors close. The story continues.
Although the museum is now closed to visitors, the history and stories behind this exceptional collection live on.
In spring 2027, the collection begins a new chapter: the entire collection will be auctioned online through Classic Car Auctions, in collaboration with Gallery Aaldering. The online auction opens on 1 March 2027. Viewing days take place on 19, 20 and 21 March.
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