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Obeast

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Post #51

bigbadbowen wrote:

Obeast wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

6 it is then bud

Yes

As said there is a totally standard one going down my neck of the woods if interested ?

any pics? 3 and half hour drive to winchester too lol!!

Will get some for you bud Thumbs up

awesome an r reg wud be ph2 correct? im actually goin down to devon end of nxt month, but i need a car end of this month when the tax is out on the citroen!!

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 00:03

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Post #52

Obeast wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

Obeast wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

6 it is then bud

Yes

As said there is a totally standard one going down my neck of the woods if interested ?

any pics? 3 and half hour drive to winchester too lol!!

Will get some for you bud Thumbs up

awesome an r reg wud be ph2 correct? im actually goin down to devon end of nxt month, but i need a car end of this month when the tax is out on the citroen!!

Yup phase 2 in silver very nice car I have driven it - goes well Yes

Cam belt been done, serviced as well , nice clutch all standard so not been fvcked about with Thumbs up

Posted 22nd May 2012 at 00:06

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Obeast

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Post #53

bigbadbowen wrote:

Obeast wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

Obeast wrote:

bigbadbowen wrote:

6 it is then bud

Yes

As said there is a totally standard one going down my neck of the woods if interested ?

any pics? 3 and half hour drive to winchester too lol!!

Will get some for you bud Thumbs up

awesome an r reg wud be ph2 correct? im actually goin down to devon end of nxt month, but i need a car end of this month when the tax is out on the citroen!!

Yup phase 2 in silver very nice car I have driven it - goes well Yes

Cam belt been done, serviced as well , nice clutch all standard so not been fvcked about with Thumbs up

awesome which means ill have a blank canvas if i have it! anyway, tired so goin to bed, but yea get some pics up for us dude, and obvious im not committing to anything because if this rallye my mates found turns out decent i may have a punt at that! but thanks for the info guys Thumbs up

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 00:11

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coskev

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Post #54

matt evans wrote:

Obeast wrote:

a tiny bit under that about 19 stone. my sig is my weight!!

Meh thats nothing! Im 6'6" and 20 stone and did 1400 miles in a week last year in mine, was honestly very comfy.

I could live without the Auto Wipers tbh, i find them a pain in the ass, never wipe when you need them to then go into full spastic panic mode when raining normally at times.

well done matt,you've lost a few stone since I last saw you then.......... Whistle

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 10:06

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wilyoldave

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I've owned 2 'tramp wagons' and both were/ are daily drivers - no probs really - just the usual french stuff.

If you are that wide put a bench seat in........... Wink

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 12:43

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darrengti

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Post #56

Coming from a Rallye owner I'd go for a '6 if you use your car a lot. About two year back I had both a P2 6 and my Rallye. The 6 was off the road and i was driving the Rallye through the summer, the wind up windows and lack of air con actually made me lose patience with it and put the 6 back on the road!

I kept the Rallye though and now I cycle to work I'm fixing her back up to use for pleasurable driving not commuting.

And I also prefered the P2 seats, Rallye seats are turd!

Posted 22nd May 2012 at 13:30

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arigti6

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Post #57

honestly3k wrote:

I do between 600-1000 miles a week every week.

WHAT??!

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 20:05

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30ASTOR6

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Post #58

yippeekayay wrote:

buy my food for a week and give me 1500 and you can have mine....!!!! the seats fecked so you cant make it worse ( being replaced tomorrow so hurry)

Be more like 2000 then after a week! LOL

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 21:53

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yippeekayay

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30ASTOR6 wrote:

yippeekayay wrote:

buy my food for a week and give me 1500 and you can have mine....!!!! the seats fecked so you cant make it worse ( being replaced tomorrow so hurry)

Be more like 2000 then after a week! LOL

that was the general idea... Wish i kept yours now. I have astor effects...

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 22:17

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arigti6 wrote:

honestly3k wrote:

I do between 600-1000 miles a week every week.

WHAT??!

Yeh, my manstone represents!! Smile

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Posted 22nd May 2012 at 22:23

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honestly3k wrote:

arigti6 wrote:

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I do between 600-1000 miles a week every week.

WHAT??!

Yeh, my manstone represents queers all over the country!! Smile

EFA!

Posted 22nd May 2012 at 22:38

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30ASTOR6

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yippeekayay wrote:

30ASTOR6 wrote:

yippeekayay wrote:

buy my food for a week and give me 1500 and you can have mine....!!!! the seats fecked so you cant make it worse ( being replaced tomorrow so hurry)

Be more like 2000 then after a week! LOL

that was the general idea... Wish i kept yours now. I have astor effects...

sorry you cant have it!! we are in love atm!! Love

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Posted 23rd May 2012 at 22:09

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