Hello
Moderator: RichardW
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- Joined: 16 Oct 2019, 18:14
- Location: hampshire
- My Cars: 2011 (61) c5 exclusive 2 litre hdi saloon
2011(11) c5 exclusive 3 litre hdi saloon
1998 xantia hdi exclusive
1999 xantia sx hdi 110
2001 xantia lx 1.8 16v
Hello
French car enthusiast since buying 504 family back in 1980. Currently have 2 c5 of 2011 , one is a manual 2litre hdi exclusive, the other a 3 litre hdi v6 exclusive. Previously had 2 xantias, 2 405s, and a 205gti 1.9. . Also have a 1963 morris minor
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- Joined: 21 Dec 2015, 12:46
- Location: Sayalonga, Malaga, Spain
- My Cars: 1996 XM 2.5TD Exclusive hatch RHD
1992 BX19D Millesime hatch LHD
previously 1989 BX19RD, 1998 ZX 1.9D auto, 2001 Xantia 1.8i auto
and lots of Rovers before that: 1935 Ten, 1947 Sixteen, 1960 P5 3-litre, 1966 P6 2000, 1972 P6 2000TC, and 1975 P6B 3500S - x 1752
Re: Hello
Hi, and welcome to the forum.
That's a sizeable French heritage, and a lot of experience on the way. Look forward to some more posts.
That's a sizeable French heritage, and a lot of experience on the way. Look forward to some more posts.
Chris
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- Joined: 02 Apr 2005, 16:11
- Location: Charmouth,Dorset
- My Cars: Currently:
C5 X7 VTR + Satnav Hdi estate Silver
C5 X7 VTR + Hdi Estate 2008 Red
In the past: 3, CX td Safaris and about 7, XM td estates. Lovely cars. - x 1199
Re: Hello
Hi, and welcome to the forum.
I have been running Citroen hydropnumatics since the '80s but I now also have two C5 X7 estates but with the steel springs, the ride is almost as good as the hydro ones with a lot less to go wrong.
I don't have quite the collection that you do though.
Peter
I have been running Citroen hydropnumatics since the '80s but I now also have two C5 X7 estates but with the steel springs, the ride is almost as good as the hydro ones with a lot less to go wrong.
I don't have quite the collection that you do though.
Peter