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The yellow one is that a Hillman Tiger thay done them in red the only two colours?
Yup & it was a belter. Ive never seen one in red tho.
The yellow one is that a Hillman Tiger thay done them in red the only two colours?
Gerra freelander. Tis a freelandering fred afterall.My friend is looking for a car, needs to be unusual and not too expensive (2750) also smallish motor, 1.2 or 1.4 ish, petrol or diesel
Went with her to look at a very nice Citroen DS3 1.6 diesel
Had a cambelt and regular servicing , receipt for cambelt and recent service.
Engine hadn't been touched for years, all bolts rusted up etc and filthy engine oil on the bottom of the stick.
Think his garage has been ripping him off, left it where it was
Any suggestions on what cars to look out for ?
You gettin this Kev?Decided to have a purge and chuck some stuff away
I thought the clay would be wrapped around something, but a wire seemed anachronistic..Moulded with a wire down the middle
I thought the clay would be wrapped around something, but a wire seemed anachronistic..
Me neither!Yup & it was a belter. Ive never seen one in red tho.
Citroen C3 Pluriel, they made various versions. Ours is the 1.6 petrol TC 16 valve. But they did make smaller engined versions, it sure is unusual. (Make sure the roof is in tip top condition and preferably the arches have never been removed. Also check both rear windows work properly.) Easy enough to work on as basically they are just a C3 with a funny body/roof/boot.My friend is looking for a car, needs to be unusual and not too expensive (2750) also smallish motor, 1.2 or 1.4 ish, petrol or diesel
Went with her to look at a very nice Citroen DS3 1.6 diesel
Had a cambelt and regular servicing , receipt for cambelt and recent service.
Engine hadn't been touched for years, all bolts rusted up etc and filthy engine oil on the bottom of the stick.
Think his garage has been ripping him off, left it where it was
Any suggestions on what cars to look out for ?
Knowing the temperatures at which things get baked at in kilns, (We have friends who make china dolls) I don't see how else they could make them easily, bar moulding them in two halves then somehow firing them together again, which on such a thin thing would be very dodgy, expensive and time-consuming. As it is I bet they had lots of fails.Same way they made 'em 150 years ago ...
Yes, looks very like a Hillman Avenger Tiger to me. With a large valve head and twin Weber carburettors they managed to get over 90 bhp out of the little 1500 engine, which was a lot in those days. Sundance yellow and wardance red were the colourways. Decent examples are getting very collectible now, and very expensive. It gave comparable machines like the Ford Escort Mexico a run for their money.
Citroen C3 Pluriel, they made various versions. Ours is the 1.6 petrol TC 16 valve. But they did make smaller engined versions, it sure is unusual. (Make sure the roof is in tip top condition and preferably the arches have never been removed. Also check both rear windows work properly.) Easy enough to work on as basically they are just a C3 with a funny body/roof/boot.
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