Along a small country lane, surrounded by meadows and fields, fourteen vintage Citroën H-class vans and two 2CV AU vans are lined up side by side. The vehicles were imported from France and are reportedly being restored and converted into food trucks...

The two smaller 2CV AU vans were produced by Citroën from the early 1950s to the mid-1970s. It was the first front-wheel drive van. Due to its striking similarities to the 2CV (the 'little goat', or also known as the 'ugly duckling'), the model quickly gained cult status.

A few years earlier, in 1948 to be precise, Citroën launched the Type H van; the first front-wheel drive van. For over 30 years, until the early 1980s, the van remained on the market without significant changes. Like the 2CV van, the Type H quickly acquired cult status.