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Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Fri Apr 23, 2010 8:36 pm
by harryjoe
Peter.N. wrote:The other end of Devon to me. I can remember many of the old reg numbers but I'm having dificulty with the new ones - must be my age. :?
Ummm ! I'm only early 40s, 'n' iv'e the same problem, but living in gods waiting room an't no help
: :lol: , i even dribble when i sleerp me tea, ! 'n' iv'e only lived here for 8 years !!! :roll:

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Sat Apr 24, 2010 11:05 pm
by jorgy
harryjoe wrote:
Gunna Flogg the wifes Megane Coupe now , She love s the Xm,

Nigel
You are lucky Nigel... :)
cheers
George

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 9:24 am
by harryjoe
Thanks George,

I never thought she would ! but her's will have to be an auto box , so either diesel, or may push the boat out and look or a V6, thats my preferance anyway, :lol: :lol: ,

Just got to get rid of the Megane 1st, ;)

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:25 pm
by Citroenesque
Wish I hadn't sold it! (Only kidding) Nice one. It really does photograph well. The wheels look like they've come up really well. Any particular refurbishment done on them?

I've done a couple of long trips in my XM four people with their luggage and it is a consummate cruiser - tricky to keep within the speed limit on motorways though :roll: :D

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Sun Apr 25, 2010 6:43 pm
by harryjoe
Hi Phil.

Yes it's not come up bad at all, i'm really pleased with it.

Iv'e just bougth some Maguires polish for it, really good stuff !

The wheels , iv'e only cleaned them up , no referb at the moment, althought the n/s front could do with some attention,

I would like to get some ' are thet called ' jellyfish alloys, or wobblely web , or something like that, for it,

But over all , love the car, got to get cambelt done , as you know most of the history is in French, i'm bad enough at English , let alone French :lol: :lol:
also think new set of HT leads 'n' plugs, they look like theyv'e been in there a while.. ;)

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:03 am
by Citroenesque
There are some Wobbly Web wheels here:

http://www.club-xm.co.uk/forum/viewtopi ... =11&t=1577

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 9:05 am
by Citroenesque
Oh, and if you did end up with the webby wheels, can I have first dibs on your existing set? 8-)

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 3:45 pm
by robert_e_smart
Wow, she looks good Nigel. Lovely Xm.

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 7:06 pm
by harryjoe
Citroenesque wrote:Oh, and if you did end up with the webby wheels, can I have first dibs on your existing set? 8-)
Ive had a pm from another forum member, they have some in swap for mine ! still thinking about it at mo .. ;)

Re: My polished Xm

Posted: Mon Apr 26, 2010 7:13 pm
by harryjoe
robert_e_smart wrote:Wow, she looks good Nigel. Lovely Xm.
Thanks Robert.
Just a few things still to do, Got to get the manifold sorted, she sounds a bit like a Massey Ferguson on start up , but soon quitens down after a couple on minutes :lol: :lol:
Iv'e got to visit FCF, there's a member on there not far from me with a workshop, not sure if hel'l be interested in doing it :| , if not il'l get my local guy to give me a price, that is not something i would do , iv'e not got a big enough tool box yet ! !!,
I did have a look at it , but there is a bolt low down on the heat shield, think it's best done off ramps .