Upon leaving school, Jeff Colmer started an apprenticeship at a local garage. After several years in the trade he left to become a lorry driver, returning to his original chosen profession only after acquiring his first 2CV. Jeff was offered a job at TPV, a well respected 2CV specialist workshop and was soon rebuilding 2CVs to a high standard. When TPV finished trading in 1995, he went on to open Totally 2CV and soon established a reputation for quality service at a reasonable price
Jeff, along with his partner Nicki, have been prominent in the 2CV world for many years. Among the big events they have
attended are the last eight World Meetings and twelve French Nationals. They made their way to these in their now famous blue Dyane which
is at present undergoing a full rebuild at the Totally 2CV workshop.
The two of them, along with Ada Yerbury, were founders of the local group The SAD OFF PISTE DUCKS and many hours are spent organising events and producing "Avalanche"
the club's twenty page magazine.
Jeff and Nicki have a collection of six 'A' series cars of their own and do not own any other make or type of vehicle.
Their collection is made up of an early 1953 model, a 1976 2CV4 Special, a 1976 AK400 van, a yellow and black Charleston, a 1982 Dyane 6 and 1983 multi coloured 2CV which began life as a white special.
Monday to Friday 11.00am to 6pm (No break for lunch)
Saturday by appointment
The workshop may not be manned periodically due to MOTs or Recovery Service, but a message can be left on the answer phone
01794 367766