Citroen XM Forum

WASTE OF A 112K MILE BODYSHELL REALLY - even if it was 'only' an SD.
May have helped had he said it's going to scrap or can be bought asap for £120...

Andrew

Sorry guy's she had to go (fxxxing council and a pox on shitty neighbours ). If someone had said they wanted her I would have given her away to keep her on the road. forget my last posting, when I got home, she started and stopped perfectly. I think she was just having a hissy. Thanks for your help guy's, we'll speak again soon. This will not be my last xm (she wasn't my first) but she may turn out to be my best.

magic carpet wrote:If someone had said they wanted her I would have given her away to keep her on the road. forget my last posting, when I got home, she started and stopped perfectly. [/size]

Arrrggghh....Now you say... I did want it, but being hones though the £160 price was a bit high to buy it unseen, especially as it would cost me about £150 to get it home, once hiring a trailer or transporter.
In addition I missed the end of the ebay listing and it was scrapped before I could deal with it.

To add insult I've contacted the breakers no less than 4 times, and not yet managed to get either proper answers to my questions or prices for any of the bits I want...

Dieselman

I have used www.shiply.com twice now for vehicle movements - cheaper than doing it yourself!

messerschmitt owner wrote:Dieselman

I have used http://www.shiply.com twice now for vehicle movements - cheaper than doing it yourself!

Thanks.
Even if not cheaper, certainly less hassle.

Dieselman wrote:

messerschmitt owner wrote:Dieselman

I have used http://www.shiply.com twice now for vehicle movements - cheaper than doing it yourself!

Thanks.
Even if not cheaper, certainly less hassle.

I do know someone who got a fourteen car transporter round to pick up a vehicle on a return journey