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Xantia 2.0 16v London £250


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Shorely shum mistake? Shays 350 notz unless its yourz and there is the discount. Sounds a bargin.

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Properly honest description.

 

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Can you stick it in the eBay thread please if isnt yours?

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Sorry. I posted this quickly on the train into work this morning. The car is mine!. the 250 is a shitters price. I will pull more photos of my laptop. Need this collected in the next 7 days. 

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Also its the reverse light sensor. not the breaks :) 

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You'd think so but I've got too much going on for another car right now.

When has that ever stopped a shitter?

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Probably not, but given my buying record I think I'm owed a slight break!

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£180 is the scrap mans price. Now yours if you take her

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Oh christ that's tempting.

 

Maybe I'll ring FJ tomorrow and get a quote...

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That's pretty fit. Contrary to FAKE NEWS stories about me, I don't hate these. I actually prefer the later Phase Ones with the cheese grater grills. Would make a GR13 tip run weapon and for general trolling modern car road users in (or for grating really big blocks of cheese with, at great speed as one hurtles around like an Arial Atom - LHM, YO!).

 

Not sure if it actually is a VSX, but it has the right alloys - so be prepared to wipe semen off it if you take it any kind of Xantia-molester event.

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16v SXI apparently. I suspect it's actually not that slow for a Citroen....

Same engine as my old one, then. Even though it shared the same XU unit with my 405, which feels nippy, the Xant always felt sluggish in comparison. Obviously it had more weight to lug around due to the hydractive system, but I was suprised at just how much it blunted its performance.

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It could be that your early Xantia was the 8v unit, although really early Xantias had the 16v XU10 with 150hp.

 

My only experience of an XU10 was the forum bike 405 auto and it was sprightly enough, sure that was 8v.

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It could be that your early Xantia was the 8v unit, although really early Xantias had the 16v XU10 with 150hp.

 

 

Possibly. I never bothered to check.

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It’s the 16v. Takes a moment then hurtles. Fantastic car. If I had a bit of land she would have a cozy barn for the next few years as I did the little jobs.

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Phwaorrr.

 

Hasn't anybody bought this yet?

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Any chance of a few basics?

Where?

How long is MOT?

Reg number to get insurance quotes?

 

 

If it's available this weekend n insurance is similar to 205 and has enough MOT to cover my trip then i want it.

The bumtree ad on my device does not have this info nor does Shittyauto forum.

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Any chance of a few basics?

Where?

How long is MOT?

Reg number to get insurance quotes?

 

R134 DVC - living in Lambeth (see above)

 

VED until March 2019; MoT until mid-July.

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This all sounds like a cracking deal to me - and someone should GIB.

 

I was/am super keen but I've sadly had an attack of the sensibles and can't work up the gumption to buy a second estate car / third residents parking permit / tax disc. If it was an auto I could work on mrs m and try to replace the family CR/V with it...but it's not.

 

Nor is it quite exciting enough that I want to sell the 205 and use it as my "fun" car, I don't think.

 

I know I'm going to kick myself for not buying it in the long run as there's unlikely to be a better opportunity to pick up a cheap Xantia and I want one, and this is local and it's a fast estate with a roof rack and an MOT for scrap money.

 

Most likely I'll have to file Xantias in the list of list of hydropneumatic citroens that I never got to own for practically no money, along with the DS, CX, GS, BX... because I was too gutless and "sensible".

 

Will someone please buy it so I can get some sleep.

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Yeah, even someone buying and roffling would be worthwhile, plenty people would take a small risk for it.

 

I'd love to try a xantia, and am strictly non-diesel, so in theory this is ideal. In practice however..

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Am going through the routines of insurance, ferry prices, co driver, cheese consumption, Iberian rustic land prices in the pre-offer-buying phase. Presently 56.67% complete.

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pre-offer

 

What, you're going to haggle him down from the £180 scrap value?

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