ebay. I'm really tempted to have a punt on this...
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http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1982-CITROEN-2-CV6-GREEN...
But it'll probably need a new chassis, new floors, as well as engine work and brakes and new tyres and new everything else too.
It would be nice to get it sorted mechanically, but keep it looking rough.
But it'll probably need a new chassis, new floors, as well as engine work and brakes and new tyres and new everything else too.
It would be nice to get it sorted mechanically, but keep it looking rough.
Balmoral said:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1982-CITROEN-2-CV6-GREEN...
But it'll probably need a new chassis, new floors, as well as engine work and brakes and new tyres and new everything else too.
It would be nice to get itsorted mechanically, but keep it looking rough. dragged into the garden to keep chickens in
Fixed that for you But it'll probably need a new chassis, new floors, as well as engine work and brakes and new tyres and new everything else too.
It would be nice to get it

soad said:
Placed a bid yet, OP?
No.Ideally, I need something that can be used right-away. I'm no spanners man, but I could probably DIY the work on it, but it's how long it would take me, months on end I reckon.
But I'm tempted to bid just to keep it and put it to one side for the future. I intend to drink far too much on Sunday and keep watching it

Balmoral said:
I intend to drink far too much on Sunday and keep watching it 
Don't worry chap - you won't get any encouragement from us. Well, not much. Well, when I say not much what I really mean is we're coming over with a fresh bottle of scotch and our best egging-on pants in place.


I'm outbid at the moment, will see how it goes tomorrow evening before the end of the auction.
Sensible hat says stop dicking about and just buy this...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLASSIC-CAR-WHITE-CITROE...
Sensible hat says stop dicking about and just buy this...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CLASSIC-CAR-WHITE-CITROE...
Wouldnt bother, we spent two grand on a "fairly solid" Fiat 500 and even getting and keeping it MOT'd was/is a trial, there is always something needing attention and that is one that supposedly had an mot four months prior, even with using my own labour we have spent another £1500 on it and the body is still ropey. If you do decide to go for it, I would say that needs two or three grands worth of parts, every bit of rubber, ever seal, all the brakes, all the tyres will need replacing, it will need welding, it will need painting, the engine will probably need a rebuild. I would say go for it if you want a project but not if you want a car soon, you will need a decent sized garage, a mig, tools and plenty of tools, not saying dont, but dont be under any illusions this is quick fix, even if left "ratted" as Rat Look is only top show, it still has to pass an MOT.
At the end of the day these are fairly charming old things but really, they are a bit crap, woefully slow, if you havent driven one I suggest you try a decent one as you might get it pristine and then drive it and realise how slow and wobbly it is, as on here people criticise a 1.2 Polo for being dangerous due to being too slow, god knows what they would make of one of these or the 500, I would rather invest all that effort in a Mini as they are way more fun, drop a lightly warmed 1300 in and they are so much more fun.
At the end of the day these are fairly charming old things but really, they are a bit crap, woefully slow, if you havent driven one I suggest you try a decent one as you might get it pristine and then drive it and realise how slow and wobbly it is, as on here people criticise a 1.2 Polo for being dangerous due to being too slow, god knows what they would make of one of these or the 500, I would rather invest all that effort in a Mini as they are way more fun, drop a lightly warmed 1300 in and they are so much more fun.
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Don't quite see the appeal with these.