I am Isabelle and my passion for vintage cars is a family story My 2CV, affectionately named Titine, entered my life in 1985. It was my father who passed on this heritage to me and trained me early on its mechanics. Today, I know every bolt of my car : I pamper it, maintain it, and know how to fix its littles ailments under the bonnet. More than. family heritage, it has now becaome my working tool.
After a rich life in province and several expatriations that allowed me to become multilingual, I settled in Paris for good. It was while exploring the capital behind the whelle of my deuche (2CV) and then living the incredible privilege of being an official driver for the Parsi 2024 Paralympic Games, that a certainty grew within me : my profession is here.
Holder of the professional VTC driver card and trained in first aid, I am commited to putting my expertise at the service of your most beautful memories.
Leaving the factory in 1973 with a beige coat and a brown soft hood, she first traveled the scenic roads of Aveyron at the service of a local winemaker. In 1985, she officially joined my family. Over the years, she received a few custom upgrades: repainted in white, her fabric hood was replaced with a custom-molded hardtop (crafted by my older brother!). From road trips to Sweden and family holidays, to visits to grandmother and student commutes to Paris, Titine was part of all our memories.
In 2018, I inherited the car. After a non-stop 550 km journey from her departure point to her arrival, the diagnosis was clear: Titine was tired, and she needed some attention. She then underwent a complete restoration from floor to roof, and I handcrafted the new upholstery myself. Since then, my children have learned to drive behind her wheel. With a brand-new clutch replaced two years ago, driving her is pure joy. It is this authentic passion and this legendary car with a soul that I am delighted to share with you today through the most beautiful streets of Paris.
Getting onboard is to offer onself an authentic, friendly and exclusive interlude to discover Paris differently.