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arcticfox
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Newbie from Yorkshire, be gentle ;-)

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Hi there, just joined tonight, many thanks to the Admins for helping me get here :P

I live in East Yorkshire and currently own an ill Citroen Xsara 1.4LX, a thread asking for advice will follow somewhere, lol. Have had it since I bought it new in 2004 and before that had a Saxo 1.1 Desire. Both cars never let me down apart from the usual wear and tear e.g. tyres and exhaust.

Has sailed through 4 MOT's with only a broken door handle causing any failure and I definitely would buy another Citroen although there are no new models that I particularly like at the moment.

Anyway, time for me to look around and then appeal for help :cry:
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CitroJim
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Hi Brian and a very warm welcome :D

Very pleased to see you successfully logged on!

No need to ask for us to be gentle with you, this is a very friendly little forum where new members are most welcome...

Hope we can cure your car's ills!
Jim

A bit of a Citroen AX fan...
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:welc:
Glad you made it at long last :)

Where in GOC are you?
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Welcome to the FCF :)
Chris
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arcticfox
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myglaren wrote:
Where in GOC are you?
I'm living in Goole which can only be described as SOC (Satans own country) but I'm originally from Central Scotland.

I do however like to get away at weekends to nicer parts of GOC with my car (when it works :cry: ) and do a spot of hillwalking and camping, for relaxation purposes :lol:
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Hello and welcome :)
Andy.

91 205D-Turbo, gone but still missed
02 106D, TUD5B, gone but not really missed apart from the MPG
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Haven't been to Goole for a very long time. Used to pass through frequently on our way to the Swedish ferries in Immingham and Hull. Or perhaps Grimsby - Grim being the appropriate part of the name. May be better now but wasn't a place that I would have liked to stay for long back then.

I'm originally from Whitby.
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arcticfox
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myglaren wrote:Haven't been to Goole for a very long time. Used to pass through frequently on our way to the Swedish ferries in Immingham and Hull. Or perhaps Grimsby - Grim being the appropriate part of the name. May be better now but wasn't a place that I would have liked to stay for long back then.

I'm originally from Whitby.
I do love going toWhitby, apart from trying to get parked...bloomin tourists lol.

I've been to GRIMsby and have to agree, the land that time forgot.
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arcticfox
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myglaren wrote:Haven't been to Goole for a very long time. Used to pass through frequently on our way to the Swedish ferries in Immingham and Hull. Or perhaps Grimsby - Grim being the appropriate part of the name. May be better now but wasn't a place that I would have liked to stay for long back then.

I'm originally from Whitby.
I do love going toWhitby, apart from trying to get parked...bloomin tourists lol.

I've been to GRIMsby and have to agree, the land that time forgot.
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