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News to Oxford as well, I would think.

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So does the M8, M8. That's not near Manchester either!

Guest Breadvan72
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Scruff says he will comeangeddit.  I am off to Norfolklandshireland, so won't be around to see the Pug go.  Cheerio, old Gitane.

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Just got back with it. Super despite dings. I am sure we can do something with it. Many thanks Mr & Mrs BV 

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was talking to mot man yesterday about this

 

showed him photies apart from covering the torn panel with gaffa the lack of wheel coverage is not an mot fail

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Perhaps!

 

Have had to do other things today so the Pug is still loaded up! Hopefully later in the week my mate Munkie and I will have a bash at it (lol)

 

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Guest Breadvan72
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I will post the papers on later this week - pls PM me yer address.  Cheers.

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Mmmm who would you blame if they didnt turn up? DVLA or a Lawyer?

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I will post the papers on later this week - pls PM me yer address.  Cheers.

 

PM'age sent. I left a hard copy with Missus BV72 as well. 

Guest Breadvan72
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Thanks, she didn't mention that.

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The free Puglet had to vacate the Canterish bosum this morning, as I had a (shitey) Porsche to move, but I got home in enough time to give it a dose of looking at (with some ratchet straps, lumps of wood and big hammers).

 

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That side isn't too bad on the banger scale but the passenger side is worse. The Ocado van or whatever it was took no prisoners here, the inner arch is seperated from the outer skin but at least that gives access to the inside of the panel. 

 

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Once I can tax it I will press it into use, I love 205s and had been thinking about another for a while as the RR is still broken, SORNed and likely to stay that way and while I will drive the Land Rover anywhere it isn't really ideal as it does 20mpg and 50mph. Oh and the radiator is buggered, which means the only transport I have is the wife's Panda (which she needs for work) and a Mitsubishi Canter 3.5 ton lorry which isn't ideal for popping to the shops.

If and when I no longer need the 205 it'll be offered on here for the same price, £Nil. 

 

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Predictably, that's looking loads better. Good work sir!

Guest Breadvan72
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Apols for delay on tax - docs in my study which is very untidy and I am in London.  Will locate asap.

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This thing is still crackling into life every morning and has been utterly great! I have only filled it up twice since it arrived and get just under 500 miles to a fill up, so as you can see I have not done mega miles in it. I have had to put a new exhaust on or more correctly, I got the local garage to do it, who were amused at my battered jalopy and told me at length how they "used to do loads of these" but hadn't seen one for ages and what a struggle it was to get the bits yada yada

 

The furthest I have been in it is Nottingham but I am seriously thinking of spanking it down to SW France to see my mate Drew, I'm sure it would get there and back no problem. 

 

Has anyone got a tow bar to fit it...?

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Has anyone got a tow bar to fit it...?

 

I was talking with jonathan_dyane of this electronic parish about buying his, but if you can use it feel free to contact him  :)

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When I owned this I drove it from Bedfordshire to Brighton and back in a day, it wasn't particularly fast on the motorway but never felt like it would have a problem.  If you take it on French motorways you pretty much pin the throttle and wait until you arrive at your destination.

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The furthest I have been in it is Nottingham but I am seriously thinking of spanking it down to SW France to see my mate Drew, I'm sure it would get there and back no problem. 

 

 

 

I believe my Visa has the same 60 bhp diesel non turbo power unit and I take that to France/Holland most years. I aim to cruise at 75mph but often have to rein it in. The slow bit is getting up to speed which confuses traffic into thinking you are very slow, but sometimes when it is busy it is easer to hold lane speed of 130kph + and that quite comfortably.

 

So take it and enjoy great fuel economy at lower diesel prices than the UK.

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