C5 body kit

CITROEN-SUCKER · Unread post by **CITROEN-SUCKER** » 16 Jun 2005, 06:00

Hi after a couple of days with the car it now dawns on me it looks dull as dish water so I need a body kit Citroen have one fo £500 but I noticed Cit-tuneing do one for about the same money but is there any others and has anyone got one so they could say what there like
Thanks in advance
P.S. decided not to bother with the LPG kit

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 16 Jun 2005, 14:55

Do you want a car that shouts "I'm a boy racer"?

CITROEN-SUCKER · Unread post by **CITROEN-SUCKER** » 17 Jun 2005, 15:39

Not Thinking boy raceer but the car is just missing that something to make it stand out
Maybe just a nice spoiler and a set of 17" alloys as the 15" ones look like go-kart wheels

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 17 Jun 2005, 18:07

As long as its tasteful and subtle, the Citroen one probably is both. Aftermarket kits are rarely tasteful or subtle, they're mostly aimed at boy racers (young lads) with more money than sense.
Does Citroen do any 17" alloys? I know they do some 16"s which look subtle.

mezuk04 · Unread post by **mezuk04** » 17 Jun 2005, 18:08

I'd like to know where these boy racers get all this money from to do up their cars, as its obvious they have little intelligence and therefore cant be earning much [:(!]

citroenzx · Unread post by **citroenzx** » 17 Jun 2005, 19:08

easy, they dont buy insurance [:D]

406 V6 · Unread post by **406 V6** » 17 Jun 2005, 19:23

The new alloys from the C4 are very beautifull, especially with the center saying citroën in a circular fashion and the chevron logo[;)]

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 17 Jun 2005, 22:17

The Xsara Picasso has some quite nice lattice alloys too but I think they might not be big enough for a C5.

rossnunn · Unread post by **rossnunn** » 18 Jun 2005, 01:25

Hey I don't yet buy insurance, have a good job & could be classed as a 'boy-racer', but I'm always skint

jeremy · Unread post by **jeremy** » 18 Jun 2005, 01:34

Can't see a bodykit or expensive wheels while you're driving it - so why pay to entertain others?
Jeremy

406 V6 · Unread post by **406 V6** » 18 Jun 2005, 02:20

jeremy, it's all about manhood, really[;)]

jeremy · Unread post by **jeremy** » 18 Jun 2005, 02:54

Yes - I suppose it is - I always used to laugh at people who bought MG Midgets and MGB GT's - I could see some point in a MGB Roadster as you could enjoy open air motoring if you weren't in a hurry. The other wonderful machine was the 1300 Capri. I've been told on many occasions how some bloke's got this super job and gets a Capri with it - only to have to supress laughter when it turns out to be a 1300.
jeremy

Kowalski · Unread post by **Kowalski** » 18 Jun 2005, 03:56

Thats what is called a "hairdressers car"...

jeremy · Unread post by **jeremy** » 18 Jun 2005, 04:10

True - now applied to BMW sports in its lesser forms!
jeremy