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My first ever french car, a Citroen XM


CYANIDE STEVE

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So with the imminent arrival of my new Iveco motorhome and plans to live and travel in it for the next few years I decided it would be a good time to move a few of the fleet on. So why I thought it would be a good idea to buy a Citroen XM 2.1 diesel auto estate and a Volvo V70 Estate is beyond me. . Neither have an MOT but I'm putting them both through next month. The Citroen has been off the road for over a year but isn't too bad. It needs a bit of TLC but has had all of the spheres replaced 2 years ago. I'm still not quite sure what I'm going to do with them once MOT'd and I'm still not quite sure why I've bought them in the first place.... Here's a few pics anyway... BTW the taxi sign on the XM was just for my own amusement .....

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Also not sure why the XM is upside down

 

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Very nice! Especially the xm!

 

BTW tried to find you on Facebook to ask you about shitefest, but apparently you've gone all instagram

Yes I binned facebook 1st Feb. I had been thinking about it for a few months.

I've just seen the dates for Shitefest but I think I will be in Poland at that time unless my trip is delayed for some reason.

If I move the XM on I will either contact you on here or through Rich ;-)

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MOT the V70, polish it to within an inch of its life, and as long as it's got history or evidence of a cambelt you can still shove 'em on Autotrader for nigh-on £2k.

 

They are holding value stupidly well; even the n/a 2.4s.

 

Dark red with biscuity leather is also the bestest combination ever.

 

I'm going to do the cambelt as there is no evidence of it being done recently. The lacquer has gone on a couple of panels, so I will sort that and then decide what I'll do with it :-)

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