Citroen Dyane

[uhn113x]

No, I'm not joking.
We have a 1981 Dyane (602cc) towing an even older camping trailer - one of url=http://lillebrors-venn.piczo.com/-lillebror-?cr=3&linkvar=000044]these[/url] from 1968. In this country they were called Chateau Mobile.

No problems, despite the fact the engine only develops 35 BHP, we have been all over Europe in her.

[harryboy22002]

Originally Posted by uhn113x

No, I'm not joking.
We have a 1981 Dyane (602cc) towing an even older camping trailer - one of url=http://lillebrors-venn.piczo.com/-lillebror-?cr=3&linkvar=000044]these[/url] from 1968. In this country they were called Chateau Mobile.

No problems, despite the fact the engine only develops 35 BHP, we have been all over Europe in her.

HI
HAD ONE 30 YEAR,S AGO WAS THE LOVE OF MY LIFE used to take it to bit,s for it,s weekly wash and polish ,my wee electric shaver on wheel,s went all over with it ,, loved it
great to hear that
harry.

[uhn113x]

You're more conscientious about car washing then, Harry!

[harryboy22002]

Originally Posted by uhn113x

You're more conscientious about car washing then, Harry!

couple of splipins ,here and there and it,s in bits lol only problem was the five ??hour job to change frront pad,s ,know what i mean.
harry

[uhn113x]

Er, no it should only take half an hour at most, as you only need a pair of pliers to flip the springs out of the way - all done with just the bonnet open.

On the older drum brake ones, that's a different kettle of fish altogether.

One thing about A-Series Cits is that they have very good brakes!

[harryboy22002]

Originally Posted by uhn113x

Er, no it should only take half an hour at most, as you only need a pair of pliers to flip the springs out of the way - all done with just the bonnet open.

On the older drum brake ones, that's a different kettle of fish altogether.

One thing about A-Series Cits is that they have very good brakes!

that,s the one ..........
harry

[antbradshaw]

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