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The seat is probably a fairly easy,cheap fix but does involve removing the cover, an angle grinder and replacing a pin which has snapped. Did a mates one last year.

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These... although a bit grim... are great yokes (especially diesel ones... sorry)...

 

You've a part time van, and a great tow car now, and to be fair it looks to be in decent shape. Health to enjoy

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I'm home, safe and sound in JRG luxury.

 

The Picarso wasn't  a bad steer, and covered over 300 miles this morning without missing a beat. I can now say I've driven one, but I don't want one.

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Someone call the Vatican, a 1500's hooded monk has possessed this car, exorcism required asap.

 

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INTERESTING FUN FACT! Using the gearbox casing off one of these and some bits off a peugeot 306 gearbox you can build a 6 speed gearbox and put it in a Citroen AX.

In fact let us know when you're bridging it because my mate might want the casing, he's into that sort of thing.

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It has to be one of these

 

Octopussy (1983)

  • BMW 5 Series sedans with police paint (pursuer)
  • BMW motorcycle with police paint
  • Mercedes 250 SE, black (Bond’s car)
  • Mercedes, black (Kamal Khan’s car)
  • Alfa Romeo GTV, dark gray metallic (Bond’s car)
  • VW bug, white (Bond’s car for a time)
  • Rolls Royce, black (Kamal Khan’s car)

 

Was there not a nailbitingly tense tuktuk chase? Not to mention a pursuit by elephant.

 

Edit to add; not forgetting the 'croco-sub'!

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Most cool mode of transportation said no-one, ever.

 

I like it tbh.

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For £4, you’ve unlocked the possibility of being like a Ronnie. Not the Ronnie who made this joke though...

 

‘Tonight we will be talking to a car designer who crossed a Toyota with Quasimodo and come up with The Hatchback of Notre Dame.’

 

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Thread delivered.. Fuck me that is hanging!

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I see nothing wrong with this car, well worth the £4:00!

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INTERESTING FUN FACT! Using the gearbox casing off one of these and some bits off a peugeot 306 gearbox you can build a 6 speed gearbox and put it in a Citroen AX.

In fact let us know when you're bridging it because my mate might want the casing, he's into that sort of thing.

 

In fact that gearbox is extremely sort after by the Saxo/106/AX guru's, it can be beefed up by way of numerous gearsets from various citroen/Peugeot vehicles including the 205Gti 1.9 gearing which i have fitted to my 106 Track car. They must be the TU5 engine though i.e. 1.6 8V petrol :-)

Well done winning this shitter, hours of slow a$$ motoring ;-)

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Did you know, you can fit more Resusci-Annies in one of these than any other car of their era?

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Did you know, you can fit more bloated, scowling benefits claimants and their revolting sticky children in one of these than any other car of their era?

 

FTFY

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I was a revolting sticky teenager at the time acksherly.

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Glad to see this is still doing the rounds of the shiters. It is not a bad car at all (no, I don't want it back!) and is in really good order underneath now the usual rust spots on the sills have been plated if not prettily. My MOT man reckoned there is several years left in it. I THINK the whining is not actually the gearbox, but the intermediate bearing on the long driveshaft. I have absolutely no proof of this, but after much thought and inactivity this was the conclusion I came to!

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I learned to drive in a 2.0HDi one of these in doom blue. It was an SX model, so it had a CD player, air con and front fogs!

 

It was a decent old bus. I took it 4-up with all our luggage to Fort William and back, and it averaged over 50mpg and a decent speed too. Some other friends in a hired Golf 1.4 were struggling to keep up!

 

PJ51 NXL, according to the MOT history it's long dead.

 

Even at 4 years old it had a whine on the over-run in 3rd gear. Both cars I've owned with 2.0HDi lumps have done the same though (a 306 and a Xantia).

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The whine sounds like a harrowing wail this morning. The car may not be taking well to the North.

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Someone once said that these are the modern day Morris 1000.

 

EVERYFECKINGWHERE. But suddenly one day they wont be. As no one loves them enough to care.

 

Im on Picasso Number 2 and think its spiffing. Hauls arse, 38MPG from the 1.6 (16v though) and no body will want to steal it unless they have given up on life.

 

I love mine to bits. Well done.

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I give it four days.

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I dont dislike it at all. I think its canny.

Just sounds like someone is standing on a cat once you get up to 30.

Then sounds like someone is standing on two cats at 40.

At 50, the man standing on cats has obviously run out of legs so its sounds like two men standing on three cats. One cat bearing the weight of two men, then one cat under the other foot of both men. Definitely louder in the middle because of the increased weight applied there.

At 70 it sounds like a world war 2 hand wound air raid siren, operated at full chat by these two men standing on three cats.

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I wouldn't, I dropped a load of drawing pins earlier

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