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Post by admiral51 »

ive seen some strange cars but this is a cut above :lol: :lol:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... 26PO%3DOp1

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I have a spare Flymo to go with it Colin :lol:

Seriously, that could be a good bargain for someone. Under all that grass it looks fair :roll:

I'll wager the hydraulic leak is just a strut return pipe come adrift...
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They should replace that grass with oilseed rape to make the ultimate carbon neutral car - just crush the seed and put the oil from it in the fuel tank :)
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jim
if i could get that far up and back id probably go for it the strut return was my guess thanks to having spent many hours reading on the forum :D :D

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It does seem a shame for what appears to be a tidy looking Xantia to be, ahem, put out to grass . . . .
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Nick: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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I wonder if it's got a sunroof under that lot! :lol:
Was probably once a nice car with AC and alloys... :shock:

He should have painted it matte black to deflect all those radar guns
in a stealth bomber styley! ;)

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I think you could get all that stuff off without leaving a trace.
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PostPosted: Fri Sep 28, 2007 2:45 pm Post subject:
I think you could get all that stuff off without leaving a trace.
Pathclear? Roundup? or just general sodium chlorate? :lol:
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Admiral, looks like I need to go North now...

We can work something out cant we ? both split the cost of paying someone to take us up there this weekend... meet you top of M3 ish ?

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looks like my wallet just gone way past north SWMBO has blown the fridge freezer up what would i do without her...............................
answers on a postcard and im of a sensitive nature :lol: :lol: :lol:

another setback in my attempts to have a stable of xantias

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;) :( sorry to hear it

looking at trains,.

here's a tip..

If i book from London Friday night (peak) the whole jounrey is charged at peak (£94 single)

but if i book the same train to Peterborough, then rebook it to york and to Newcastle, the whole price is only £50 :)
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Are you using: www.thetrainline.com

If you book early enough you can make a reasonable saving!!

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Post by jgra1 »

good site, just tried it.. but they come out at same price as network rail or whatever it is .. £94..

seems bizarre I can book that train 3 times back to back for £50 ;)
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