The Aubergine
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Re: The Aubergine
The aubergine will look cracking with the speedlines on , get a couple or three coats of wheel sealant on them before you fit them to give them some protection , can't wait to see it at a show soon .
Mark
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Re: The Aubergine
20 years ago today someone probably took delivery of their brand new TZD Turbo and she's still going strong
So without further ado
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY
Aubergine
So without further ado
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY
Aubergine
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Re: The Aubergine
TizzyD wrote:
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY
Aubergine
(got them bloody wheels on yet? )
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Re: The Aubergine
TizzyD wrote:20 years ago today someone probably took delivery of their brand new TZD Turbo and she's still going strong
So without further ado
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY
Aubergine
Happy Birthday Aubergine
Wishing you many happy years motoring together Andrew
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Re: The Aubergine
Excellent! I'll have to see when my car's birthday is too - maybe celebrate by actually doing some work on it
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Re: The Aubergine
The valver was registered on the 31/1/89, so just celebrated it's 24th birthday. Wish the goverment hadn't reneged on it's 25 year free road tax thingy. Happy Birthday 'Aubergine'!
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1989 BX GTi 16 valve. Blanc Alpine. Completed the Citroen Classic Challenge Ecosse and 1337 miles without a hitch.
2000 XM VSX 2.1 td Auto. Rouge Magenta.
TGD saloon many years ago.
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Re: The Aubergine
Not yet captain just need to ring about some rubber for themPaul296 wrote:TizzyD wrote:
HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY
Aubergine
(got them bloody wheels on yet? )
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Re: The Aubergine
Not much to report on the BX front, had a small issue with the front right brake binding but thats all sorted now. Been thinking long and hard about what to do about the paint work on the car and decided that Im going to get it smartened up. Im not sure whether to start with getting the tops of the windscreens done and work down or start with bumpers, front wings and bonnet and work backwards. Ive been building a stack of parts to be fitted once the paint work does it justice. My stash now includes new TZD c-pillar stickers, new yellow fogs, new bumper inserts, alloys still waiting for some rubber and mud flaps which i haven't looked at how to fit yet. Plus there is a full lock/ignition set, new in box waiting to go in once the doors are sorted. Next part on the shopping list is a front bumper as mine has a crack in it and both corners are scuffed. Anyway, heres a couple of picture of the goods so far....
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Re: The Aubergine
Check you out! fiting the estate rear flaps are a bit of a faff and you may need to use new brackets.
Lots of Motors, mostly semi broken....
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Re: The Aubergine
Alloys went on today and I'm over the moon with how good they look
The center caps still need matching in and the cars not in low for that 'slammed' look that seem to be all the rage. . . but all in good time
The visual difference between 165s and 195s is surprising, wouldn't want to go wider than 195's as they seem very close to the arches.
Front splitters looking a bit untidy so might get that off and give it some satin black
The center caps still need matching in and the cars not in low for that 'slammed' look that seem to be all the rage. . . but all in good time
The visual difference between 165s and 195s is surprising, wouldn't want to go wider than 195's as they seem very close to the arches.
Front splitters looking a bit untidy so might get that off and give it some satin black
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Mmmm I like! I'd try some black trim wax on the splitter before you put any paint on it Andrew. It's horrible filthy stuff but works like boot polish to get black trim really black again.
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Re: The Aubergine
They look fantastic fitted, especially in that colour combo. Top work.
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Re: The Aubergine
Cheers guys got the idea for the alloys from the picture of this one, will give the black trim wax a go before taking anything to it