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An Activa here for you Jim...

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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Citroen-Xantia-Ac ... 286.c0.m14

Seems to tick a lot of boxes apart from colour and where the driver sits! :lol:

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Don't you love what he's done with the interior here:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... otohosting

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Where have the proper alloy wheels gone on the first one? Aren't those wheel trims off a Xantia with 14" steels?
andmcit wrote:Don't you love what he's done with the interior here:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... otohosting

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The Halfords stick-on fuel filler flap thing must be good for an extra 15-20bhp :D
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Thanks Andrew :D A 2.1TD Activa. For me, nearly perfection...

The second one is horrible :evil: What a terrible thing to do to a poor Activa and to a red one as well :cry:
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Ross_K wrote:Where have the proper alloy wheels gone on the first one? Aren't those wheel trims off a Xantia with 14" steels?
andmcit wrote:Don't you love what he's done with the interior here:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... otohosting

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The Halfords stick-on fuel filler flap thing must be good for an extra 15-20bhp :D
:lol:

They're an organised bunch in Germany/Austria; most folk run a winter set
of tyres and have another for the summer months; the 'throwaway' set are
purely sacrificial but will have damned good tread! In fact, I believe it's
required by law but am not totally sure. The seller lists alloys in the
equipment description although hasn't pictured them. Wonder if its simply
assumed buyers will know about the wheel's issue.

The Halfords special has a set of spare Steels pictured IIRC. Flame red
always makes a car go faster; especially in the interior! :D

The blue one would be s serious consideration for me had it been fitted
with a sunroof; I've bought several Citroens from abroad from an early
60's 2CV and early 70's Gs's to a Belgian Cx GTi.

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andmcit wrote:The blue one would be s serious consideration for me had it been fitted with a sunroof
Got to agree on the sunroof Andrew :D My Activa has one and I love the bright airy feel they bring to a car...

You recall I said a 2.1TD Activa is near perfection...

Perfection would be a 2.1TD Activa Estate. If you ever see one, I'll have it :lol:
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2.1 TD (or V6) Activa Estate? My perfect daily car!
I'd have already bought it I'm afraid Jim!! :lol:

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