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Old 8th January 2024, 19:29   #1
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Hi everyone,

Just wanted to introduce myself and my 2 75s

First is my 2003 moonstone CDT auto Conniesuer, I've owned it for around 18 months and added a few bits to make it my own. I'd love to be able to take this to more shows etc this year.

And secondly is my Family daily a 2004 Contemporary SE CDTI auto tourer.

Both amazing cars to drive.

I love to collect the "touring accessories" for the saloon and have aqquired the following so far.

Towing mirrors
Brink detachable towbar
Rover OEM roof box ( in moonstone green)
OEM roof bars with rover logo.
OEM cycle lift system.
OEM phone holder.
Bootkid mounted warning triangle.

The tourer has most of the common issues so I'm sure I'll be after some advise etc soon enough.

Im always on the lookout for accessories too.

All the best
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Old 8th January 2024, 19:42   #2
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welcome to the forum

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Old 8th January 2024, 19:45   #3
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Welcome along Nice pair you have. The tourer, is it Ski blue or Seafrost?
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Old 8th January 2024, 19:49   #4
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Hi,

The tourer is seafrost blue.

Lovely colour when it's clean.

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Old 8th January 2024, 20:17   #5
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Welcome to the Club Steve, a lovely looking pair of cars.

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Old 8th January 2024, 20:19   #6
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Welcome to the Club Steve, a lovely looking pair of cars.



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Old 8th January 2024, 20:23   #7
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Hi,I too have a Moonstone Conn,in your picture of the central dash is that a black Oak fascia instead of the walnut effect?Been trying to get some black Oak trim for parts of my dash on the 260.Regards Ryszard..
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Old 8th January 2024, 20:31   #8
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Hi,I too have a Moonstone Conn,in your picture of the central dash is that a black Oak fascia instead of the walnut effect?Been trying to get some black Oak trim for parts of my dash on the 260.Regards Ryszard..
Hi, think it's just the lighting mate, it's walnut, the tourer has black oak but the moonstone is walnut.

The Xtron and the heater controls have walnut fascias fitted too which is a nice addition

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Old 8th January 2024, 23:48   #9
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Welcome.
How many parts are there to the cycle carrier, could you post a photo up of it please?
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Old 9th January 2024, 06:29   #10
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Welcome to the fountain of knowledge concerning our cars.nask as many questions as you want, someone is bound to answer. A nice couple of looking cars you have there.
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