French Car Forum

hi guys, just found this forum and thought id say hi

i am a member on a few other forums to do with French Cars but can never get too much knowledge, or share my knowledge too much

I currently own a 99 306 XSi 2.0 16v in Astor Grey, my last car was a 00 406 2.0 hdi 110, my Girlfriends car is a 51' plate 307 hdi 90.

we have owned previous french cars as i know my way around them well and i find them easy to work on.

I work at French Spares in Ranskil, which is a breaker yard for French Cars/vans

I live close to Doncaster in South Yorkshire so anyone from out this way, give me a shout!

thats all for now.. im sure il have many questions for you guys to answer, and il try answer anything i may know of for you

Hi Jay and a very warm welcome to the forum

Owning those cars, I reckon you will be making some very valuable contributions in the Peugeot area of this forum

Very useful to know of a dedicated French breaker too..

Welcome to the FCF Jay!

Hello and welcome

Welcome Jay85

Now, I have a bit of a problem with...

CitroJim wrote:Very useful to know of a dedicated French breaker too..

Welcome Jay, and I second Jims comments about the dedicated breakers, especially for those rarer vehicles

Trainman wrote:

CitroJim wrote:Very useful to know of a dedicated French baker too..

Welcome Jay, and I second Jims comments about the dedicated bakers, especially for those rarer vehicles

Fixed that for you!

I'll have a heap of Brioche please.

"Let them eat cake!"

what can I say

dementia creeping on

Trainman wrote:what can I say

dementia creeping on

Oh, it's way beyond that!

Thanks....I think

Hi, welcome to the FCF

Good ole' French Spares, Ranskill is just up the road from me and I've used it a few times.

Rang last week actually, trying to get hold of a Silver Bonnet

paint code: mv632
Clio Mk2 Face Lift
2004
1.5TD 80bhp
the one with the plastic wings

Would be great if you could keep a look out

myglaren wrote:

Trainman wrote:

CitroJim wrote:Very useful to know of a dedicated French baker too..

Welcome Jay, and I second Jims comments about the dedicated bakers, especially for those rarer vehicles

Fixed that for you!

I'll have a heap of Brioche please.

"Let them eat cake!"

And there was me thinking I'd accidentially misspelt the word to describe a vehicle dismantler only to find I hadn't...

Unusually for me, I actually spelt it correctly first-time. That MUST be dementia creeping in, my spelling is usually atricious...

just up the road from me as well, i live in Stainy

Any nice Xantia exclusives in at all as i fancy some good leather!

nice to know of another French place nearby as the one i use when needed at the minute, RTN.