Citroen 2CV for Sale

[Mary Lindsay]

SOLD

[TonyLees]

Looks lovely - am sorely tempted.
How many laps of Snetterton has it done?
Regards, Tony

[Mary Lindsay]

It has been to Snetterton as a donor car but never been round it!
We bought it originally so that I could drive it on the road to learn the interesting gear-change arrangements. Now that I have done five 24 hour races in a 2CV I think I have got the hang of it.

If you are that tempted - we are open to offers - (one careful lady driver etc. etc.)

[TonyLees]

Mike (18) is looking for a car but sadly he doesn't think 2CVs are cool - what a Yoof!

[Mary Lindsay]

Zany rather than cool I suppose.
Tell him to go and watch a 2CV race and he might change his mind!

[Mary Lindsay]

2CV now sold and on her way to Yorkshire.

[Barry Sumner]

A 2cv might not be “cool” but at least one can insure it for a half reasonable price, given what they are charging 17 – 18 year olds for a normal car nowadays
Barry

[TonyLees]

my point exactly to Lees Jnr - fell on deaf ears.
he has now bought a 1968 morris minor!
glad the dolly sold so soon - I was tempted myself...

[john bevan]

why is a Morris Minor cooler than a 2CV?

[TonyLees]

If you can understand the mind of an 18 yr old lad then you are a better man than me gunga din
at least he likes morgans (and Austin 7s).

[Simon Baines]

why is a Morris Minor cooler than a 2CV?

I think it's something to do with it being a British built classic, I have the same retro-craving from my youngest who wants a Morris Minor van so that he can carry his bikes in the back.

At least it's better than a Vauxhall Corsa with blacked out windows.

[Richard Smith]

you could buy it for your eldest Simon, might slow him down a bit!

[john bevan]

Tony, Simon, I now understand. What a fool I've been:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qCJEWiZf84

clearly the Morris Minor estate is the way forward,


John

[TonyLees]

Smokin'!