Just a bit of light reading.
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- BXpert
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Just a bit of light reading.
Prefer it to the Lamborghini, like Signor Gandini!


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Re: Just a bit of light reading.
Lovely looking car featured and nice to hear the complimentary Australian take on the BX.




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Re: Just a bit of light reading.
Yes, I thought it was a reasonable read. Interestingly, I found it because on the same site, there is an equally good right ho for the 16v, the writer seemed to know what they were talking about.
https://drives.today/posts/370/buyers-g ... -este.html
If you type Citroen in the search box, there's quite a lot of cars that come up.
Example
https://drives.today/articles/1167/hist ... troen.html
Summer is coming so no doubt you will be out and about showing your BX off
. I've just been too busy get mine out and I don't forsee it being any different. I have just bought 5L premium @ £7.50 for its exercises though.
https://drives.today/posts/370/buyers-g ... -este.html
If you type Citroen in the search box, there's quite a lot of cars that come up.
Example
https://drives.today/articles/1167/hist ... troen.html
Summer is coming so no doubt you will be out and about showing your BX off
Prefer it to the Lamborghini, like Signor Gandini!


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'88 BX GTi (a long time ago) - x 128
Re: Just a bit of light reading.
Yes DKK will soon be hitting the tarmac, why only the other day I painted the wheel nuts to compliment the shiny alloys 





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Re: Just a bit of light reading.
An enjoyable read. It told me nothing that I don't already know but nevertheless I am a sucker for any BX porn.
Reliant three wheelers were plentiful when I was a lad and I always admired the Scimitar with its 3 litre engine. There were several fibreglass manufacturers at the time. The Gordon-Keeble was my favourite or maybe the Jensen-Healey
Reliant three wheelers were plentiful when I was a lad and I always admired the Scimitar with its 3 litre engine. There were several fibreglass manufacturers at the time. The Gordon-Keeble was my favourite or maybe the Jensen-Healey
The Joy of BX with just one Citroën BX to my name now. Will I sing Bye Bye to my GTI or will it be Till death us do part.
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'88 BX GTi (a long time ago) - x 128
Re: Just a bit of light reading.
I was alway fascinated with the Jensen CV-8 with it's slant headlights and big Chrysler V8




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Re: Just a bit of light reading.
The most menacing looking car I ever saw. It screams "Get out of my fx way!" in the rear view mirror like nothing else.