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Locally spotted DS

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I saw one of these pass by me this afternoon and I'm pretty sure I've seen it once before so assume it's local...

http://cache.jalopnik.com/assets/resour ... oen_DS.jpg

It's not as pretty as the one in the pic but it's the same colour ( it looks a little tired and has some largish but shallow dents to the doors) and presumably road-legal. I noticed the reg has a block of four numbers, then two letters then another two numbers. Something like 1234 XV 56 ? I don't recognise the format, anyone know?

Anyway, as it is local I was wondering if it's worth asking the owner to sell should I get the chance to chat with him/her and if so, what is a fair price so as not to insult? I'm sure there are members here who would at least give it a polish and smarten it up?
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Post by citronut »

they go for 2/3 K when only just up and running and street leagal, i bet the one in the picy is a hard ride right down on its suspension

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I know of a beige DS with a French registration down your way that's just been brought over the channel.
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You need a well equipped home garage and workshop to maintain a classic car, and 2 good handy hands ...
The only alternative is a very good salary ...
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AndersDK wrote:You need a well equipped home garage and workshop to maintain a classic car, and 2 good handy hands ...
The only alternative is a very good salary ...
Hmm, yes, quite :roll: I'm doing the first option, though I must say that at the moment I find it quite therapeutic as a stress buster :lol: particularly as there is light at the end of a short tunnel for me :D
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Post by Ross_K »

That blue DS is putting out something like 400bhp if I remember that article on Jalopnik. No hydropneumatics either.

...edit - Here's the link to the guy who did it:
http://kreationsautobody.com/Gallery/64 ... Meyer.aspx
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