New old stock rear suspension cylinders - anyone interested?

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New old stock rear suspension cylinders - anyone interested?

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As the title says... I've got the opportunity to buy a job lot of new old stock rear cylinders - some boxed, some not. As far as I know, all saloon/hatch versions.

Price tbc but likely to be around 200 euros a pair (about £160) plus post if necessary.

As you'll know, these haven't been available new from Citroen for some time, so I think it's an opportunity worth grabbing....

Let me know if interested.
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I am ok for stock at the moment thanks.
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As I have only Breaks I'm fine with Xantia rears. Otherwise that would be a nice offer!
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Kaapelimies wrote:As I have only Breaks I'm fine with Xantia rears.
Ah, but which ones... I've only got Breaks as well, and since I haven't seen BX Break cylinders in many years, I'm always looking for an alternative, especially as I've managed to find two pairs of new front struts, plus new HP pumps, conjoncteurs and FDVs, so I'd like to get the whole system on both BXs as close to new as possible. I've got a pair of used Xantia cylinders, and two new old stock. The used ones are both 35mm (same as BX hatch), as is one of the new ones. The remaining new one is 37mm - same as BX Break. Obviously I'd like to get another to match that, but I don't know which model it fits. Do you know which? Or do you have a part number?
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Still got a couple of pairs of these left, but when they're gone, they're gone. Will be in UK monday week so can post then.
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