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HDi TLC project. - Now with history from purchase.
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Sat Feb 12, 2011 7:43 pm Up
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Cheers gents Smile

Gonna have a play with the centre caps and see what I can do.
Possibly it's gonna be a fibreglass job ???

I think the wheels look better in the pic rather than in the flesh ???
I think a good clean and the caps might sway me.

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Thu Feb 17, 2011 6:12 pm Up
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Update as it's MOT is tomorrow Smile

Had a little freshen up and tomorrow I'll give it a good valet.

I done some pre checks and found a few bits.
Washer jets were useless and a clean up was pointless, so a trip to the breakers and returned with some 'mist' type ones. Sorted Smile

A quick trip to the shops and got some smd led side lights and HID look headlamps as it looked pants standard.
New tyre for the n.s.f.
New wiper blade on passenger side.

Plus all that has gone before this update.

So hopefully all is good and a pass is the result. Fingers crossed.

I'll post some pics and then the result tomorrow.

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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vanman_foci
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Fit the Citroen Badges Smile
 
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:14 am Up
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vanman_foci wrote:
Fit the Citroen Badges Smile

LOL that would be a giggle Very Happy

Just gone in for it's MOT. 30 mins of waiting now and hopefully it's back on the road Smile

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Fri Feb 18, 2011 8:39 am Up
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Passed it's MOT with no advisories and a few comments on how good is looks for nearly 167k on the clock.

Well Pleased Smile

Time to start some more freshening up.

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Mon Feb 21, 2011 1:37 pm Up
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So with the MOT passed, I thought the Pug could now do with a freshen up.

I managed to get a set of non-headrest rear GTi seats.
I swapped out the headrest blanking plugs for collars and got hold of a set of 'ring' front headrests. All cleaned and fitted in rather nicely Smile

Sorry for the crappy iPhone pics btw.

 


Can I keep the centre seatbelt off or will a lap belt need to be fitted if I had 3 rear seatbelts before?

After a good hoover and shampoo the interior has come up superb!! Doesn't look like it has done 167k miles, more like 16.7k Cool


This is how it looks today. Bodywork looks like it's done 167k though LOL

 


Just need to find the colour of the rims so I can blank the centre caps and spray them back up to match, then stick the 'Lion' on them.

And then it's time to think about a respray or wrap. Shocked

New bulbs look better too:

 


Just well pleased to have it back on the road again, well almost, as I've gotta tax it this week LOL

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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Harry
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Nice tidy its good to look back and see how it's progressed. You will need a lapbelt as well by the way, I have one spare I can send you just cover the postage Smile
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pedro_keil
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Harry wrote:
Nice tidy its good to look back and see how it's progressed. You will need a lapbelt as well by the way, I have one spare I can send you just cover the postage Smile

Cheers Smile

I thought I'd need one. I'll PM you mate, thanks.

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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pedro_keil
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New 'flip' key and keyring arrived.
Quite surprised how easy it was to swap over too.

Just off to get it cut.

 


Then its road tax and a new battery and back on the road. Love it Smile

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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pedro_keil
PostPosted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 7:46 am Up
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Well thats it Smile
It's officially back on the road. Woo Hoo!!


Taxed it yesterday and new battery fully charged and fitted.

Whilst I was checking all my paperwork out I found the original receipt when I brought it, sadly I got quite excited to discover I still had it Smile I also had a load of service and parts reciepts, totally forgot what had been done to it over the 1st few years of my ownershhip.

So the car list of car and parts goes: (thought a few might like to see it's history)

31/10/2002:
Purchase of car:- £9684.00 OTR
SP fuel cap: £34.04 fitted
SP front lower grill: £157.45 fitted

08/11/2002:
Van Aaken tuning box: £360.00 (now taken off and sold)
Eibach front springs: £80.13 fitted
Jetex panel filter: £29.50
Rear lowered by MM method: £50.00
Rolling road usage: £42.55

02/04/2003:
Cup holder (in place of ashtray): £6.99
New set of genuine mats: £31.61
SP gear knob: £33.68

10/06/2003:
Car returned from a shunt in the rear into a car in front. (long story!!)
Had new front bumper, Rad & fan, grille, bonnet, boot lid and rear bumper, and whilst it was in had the mouldlings sprayed.
Insurance paid out as it wasn't my fault (was only 3rd party F&T back then) but the extra bits of spryaing cost me £120.

13/06/2003:
Clear crystal LED high level brake light: £30.00
Clear crystal rear fog and LED buld: £22.99

31/07/2003:
New driver side mirror housing: £51.97 (thanks some t**t knocking it off outside my gaff!)
Had the door handles and mirror housings sprayed: £50.00

09/08/2003:
17" Mak R-Action rims and Yoko A539 rubbers: £520.00
2 sets of locking wheel nuts: £24.50

13/08/2003:
Genuine rear spoiler: £86.70
Sprayed and fitted: £68.73

12/05/2004: (40247 mls)
Both front whisbones etc done: £321.50

10/06/2006:
Phase 2 CC rear light clusters: £10.00 (yep 10 bucks, bargin lol)

Oct. 2006:
New passenger wing as guy at work reversed into it. Then found out when joining 206info that the bloody thing is a non-sport Sad Grrr!!


Then it was just servicing and tyres until the rear axle gave up the ghost.
By that time I had the New Beetle V5 sport edition as a show car so the Pug was left to rot Sad I then got my C4 coupe as a run about and an Eos as the weekend car. Still leaving the poor pug just sitting there, alone!!

Then last year I thought of selling it and got so much interest that I felt sorry for it and didn't want to sell it but get back on the road.

So the revivial got under way!

So today it's had a nice wash, in the rain I might add, and a good drive into town and back.
Next I must do the Cambelt and water pump before it goes bang, leaving it sitting there for that long probably hasn't done it any favors Shocked

Sorry for the huge post, but I know some peeps might be interested in it's history, I know I was reading through at the receipts, etc.

 


Now revived!!: 2001 206 Moonstone Dturbo (ungoing some more TLC!!)
Current daily driver: 2007 Citroen C4 Coupe 1.6 HDi VTS - used and abused
Weekend driver: 2006 VW Eos 2.0 TFSi - Woooooooossssshhhhhh!!!!
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