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Best place to sell a citoern 2cv
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Happy memories - my first 2 cars were 2CVs - lots of breaking down, lots of adventures, lots of fun!
There used to be a club called 2CVGB - in the days before the internet they sent out a magazine with ads in for buying / selling 2CVs and parts. I presume if the club is still going, that they will have a website.
Out of curiosity, how much do you want for it?The independent woman's checklist for success :1. Look like a lady, 2. Act like a man, 3. Work like a dogLife instructions : 1. Breathe in, 2. Breathe out, 3. Repeat ad infinitum[strike]2008 - £4k challenge member 063[/strike] gave up halfway thru, not sure I even earned that much, so probably achieved it
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What's the car? Any pictures? I'm interested in one.0
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Its actually my next door neighbours car, its gorgeous but very girly, its purple and pink wi ermintrude of the magic roundabout on it. I was just finding her where to sell it, not sure how much she wants for it yetSealed pot challenge 18750
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i would imagine ebay, they fetch good money if they are in good working order0
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Its actually my next door neighbours car, its gorgeous but very girly, its purple and pink wi ermintrude of the magic roundabout on it. I was just finding her where to sell it, not sure how much she wants for it yet
Sounds lovely, am very tempted!
I had a quick google - here's the 2CV club website www.2cvgb.co.uk they have a forum and I would say it is definitely worth posting on their forum.
Sigh - like I said , brings back happy memories of my student days; driving round Birmingham a couple of days before Christmas with a Christmas tree sticking out of the open roof; a 4 day trek from Berlin to Dover; struggling for miles in 1st gear up over a very steep Lake district mountain pass; trying to get the damn thing started with the starting handle; sticking bits that fell off back on with chewing gum and bits of string etc.The independent woman's checklist for success :1. Look like a lady, 2. Act like a man, 3. Work like a dogLife instructions : 1. Breathe in, 2. Breathe out, 3. Repeat ad infinitum[strike]2008 - £4k challenge member 063[/strike] gave up halfway thru, not sure I even earned that much, so probably achieved it0 -
whitevanwoman wrote: »Sounds lovely, am very tempted!
I had a quick google - here's the 2CV club website www.2cvgb.co.uk they have a forum and I would say it is definitely worth posting on their forum.
Sigh - like I said , brings back happy memories of my student days; driving round Birmingham a couple of days before Christmas with a Christmas tree sticking out of the open roof; a 4 day trek from Berlin to Dover; struggling for miles in 1st gear up over a very steep Lake district mountain pass; trying to get the damn thing started with the starting handle; sticking bits that fell off back on with chewing gum and bits of string etc.
buy it, cheap bit of fun!0 -
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As said, these cars can fetch good money now. I had 5 and sold for a lot more than i paid!0
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david29dpo wrote: »As said, these cars can fetch good money now. I had 5 and sold for a lot more than i paid!
Whats good money because obviously I don't want her to loose out if she can get a bit more for it. It is in excelent condition and its taxed and tested aswellSealed pot challenge 18750 -
Scrapyard!0
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