New to the forum silver c reg bx estate

[Stuartwhite1989]

They are small orange indicators. Does that help at all

[Tinkley]

The small orange indicators confirm it is a Mk 1 type. If you open the bonnet you will see the carburettor if it is a petrol. The airbox I think is a round cylinder type and should feed into the top of the carb. The engine designation plate is on the side of the block down from the VIN plate. The badging on the boot should tell you what model it is.

[mat_fenwick]

Moved to the Technical section - as the thread is mainly technical at present. To answer your original question, you can move it with no hydrailc pressure but you will have no suspension, no PAS and no brakes other than the handbrake!

Once you have a better idea of what state it's in then you may want to start a 'For Sale' thread.

[Stuartwhite1989]

Thanks very much. Yea it's not up for sale until I get more info on it and hopefully have it running

[Tim Leech]

If its a 19TRS estate then I need a lie down.

[Mothman]

Me too!!

[citsncycles]

Me Three!!!

[saintjamesy89]

Me four!!!!

[Paul296]

Me sick of checking this thread for a picture.

[Tim Leech]

Not just me then! Hope he stays around.

[citsncycles]

One thing I'm willing to bet - it'll be better than Timex!

[Stuartwhite1989]

I'm still around. I haven't had chance to go down there yet with sorting everything out with the funeral on Friday. I will be up there Sunday to have a play with the car and pics. Sorry for the slow replies people

[Tim Leech]

Do you have the reg number please?

[Jayboy]

I just came over all funny

[Stuartwhite1989]

It's a Citroen bx16rs estate reg number c989jwj pics will come tomoz when I get it out.