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Old 30th April 2018, 20:33   #1
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Into the second week of the 'new' car and just thought....it hasn't been 'forumised'. That is, it hasn't got the plenum spy hole mod, the bonnet cable junction box mod or the handbrake compensator fitted. I'd better get busy 'cos I consider these things essential. Then there's the change pot, e-cig holder and extra sockets for powering the sat-nav, phone and dashcam. Sheesh, gonna be busy.
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Old 30th April 2018, 20:41   #2
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Into the second week of the 'new' car and just thought....it hasn't been 'forumised'. That is, it hasn't got the plenum spy hole mod, the bonnet cable junction box mod or the handbrake compensator fitted. I'd better get busy 'cos I consider these things essential. Then there's the change pot, e-cig holder and extra sockets for powering the sat-nav, phone and dashcam. Sheesh, gonna be busy.


What did you opt for this time?
Petroleum, or a diesely Weasley?
As you know, once you start....,😬
Good luck with the forumisation.👍


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Old 30th April 2018, 21:00   #3
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What did you opt for this time?
Petroleum, or a diesely Weasley?
As you know, once you start....,��
Good luck with the forumisation.��


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Bought an 04 75 Conn. se diesel saloon in Firefrost Sean. 64k miles and one owner, not a forum member.

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Old 30th April 2018, 21:01   #4
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Bought an 04 diesel saloon in Firefrost Sean. 64k miles and one owner, not a forum member.

welcome to the "FIREFROST" club .....
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Old 30th April 2018, 21:06   #5
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welcome to the "FIREFROST" club .....
I liked the Wedgwood Steve but Firefrost really is an amazing colour. People at work think we're well 'orf, they dont realise the car is 14 years old and cost 1300 quid
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Bought an 04 75 Conn. se diesel saloon in Firefrost Sean. 64k miles and one owner, not a forum member.


FIrefrost...a beautiful colour.
Diesel AND se...what’s not to like.😄

A Friend of the father in law spotted a pristine low miler fire frost zt for sale in the local ads a while back.
I was looking at the ad myself, when he rang to ask my advice. Told him if he didn’t jump at it, I’d have took it.😁
Still, even though the car was pampered, within the 1st 3 weeks of ownership, it broke the fuel tank strap and both upper rear arms. 😱.
Unfortunately, thats just where a lot of them are at due to age, at this stage.😪.
All sorted now though, and I amn’t envious 1 bit.🙄
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