They're usually twice that here too. The ad says it's lived by the seaside*, I'm not sure if that's a good thing (warmer winters, less salt on the roads) or a bad thing (plenty of salt from the sea).
* Google translates vozen na moru as "drivable at sea"
Here's another (there are 5 on Njuskalo just now): http://www.njuskalo.hr/oldtimer-auti/ci ... s-10380690
DS 20 1971, papers lost (good luck with that) not bad condition (well, I'm convinced) for restoration, yours for a grand.
Depends on the country, "Lived by the sea" and low miles killed the wifes 206. 6ok miles but look underneath and the rust... arrrgggghhh the rust... Sold it before it fell apart.
Winters down here are almost one long damp salty squid.
The damp means I keeps my mini in one of these http://www.carcoon.com/ to stop the rot. Can't recommend it highly enough.
The tourists arrive the week before Easter and don't really go again till the first week in November. I'm glad I don't drive for a living and work from home, but you have to take the rough with the smooth. When the sun shines it is lovely and being able to walk to the beach whenever I want (which is not as often as I should) is great with young kids.
Welly wrote:Nice work with the cacoon thingy, does it de-humidify?
Only passively via sponge and charcoal filters, though I have stuck an active one in there with it a few times when putting it away in an evening. The car is only used in the dry, so its purpose is more to keep the moisture out than to dry it out.
I suspect you'd need to make up the dies and have a massive press...
Dingley-dangley_
I have a "followed search" in ebay for anything Dangel and this plopped into my in box a few days back. I wasn't going to bother as the pictures looked like they'd been taken in a rush with a crap mobile at night but it's just appeared again with much better pictures
LHD Citroen Berlingo 1.6HDi ( 90 ) 4X4 DANGEL (RARE) french Left Hand Drive Car
Looks a bit like a Van for a Water/Gas/Electrickery co.? they often have to go over fields etc and obvs in the Snow they'd still need to get to remote properties. Would still need winter tyres though.
Anyway a peaky torquey diesel coupled to a french 4 x 4 system WCPGW?
Cars in my care:
2021 Kia Spottage 1.6 Pez Turbo Dual Clutch Gearbox Trickery
2013 Renner Twingo - donkey work
That was my thought, I think Dangel have a good name as they've been around for ages but what happens if it goes wrong? It's not as if you could just stumble into your nearest Citroen dealer with it...
hang on what about the summer that must be brill with all those tourists driving around and parking.....oh wait
Pug in a blister pack 
