Kitsune
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Post by Kitsune on Mar 29, 2005 18:05:13 GMT
Hey all, Im a newb to this site but not to pugs (Im a super mod over on PSOOC and a pug owner for about 5 years) and am a member of a few other pug forums. Just thought I would come on over and say hi and have a nose around. I own a few pugs. First is my pride and joy 205 which is currently stuck in limbo and my runaround 405 Mi. Im currently on the lookout for a new 205 shell, so if anyone can help, please give me a shout. I also have a few bits for sale which i'll post in the appropriate area. Hopefully there are a few other 205/405 owners here to help or for me to offer help and advice. Im also a fan of retro motors, but I never see enough retro pugs (the 205 doesnt really count in my book!), so it would be interesting to see what else there is in the pug world.
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Post by Alfasudcrazy on Mar 29, 2005 19:24:44 GMT
Welcome - im fairly new here as well and find it handy with the odd tip about my 504. If I hear of anything you are looking for I will let you know  |
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Post by mikem on Mar 29, 2005 23:13:42 GMT
Hi Kitsune, and welcome.
How retro do you like your Pugs? I've a 203 which is currently undergoing major surgery, and if it doesn't die under the knife should be worth the hard work. (The organ donor is a 505 GTI).
Mike.
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Kitsune
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Post by Kitsune on Mar 30, 2005 8:43:30 GMT
Cheers for the welcome guys. As I said, Im a retro motors fan, but dont see many retro pugs. A family member has an old (not haynes) manual with some proper old skool pug on the front cover. Dates from about 1968! I didnt even think there was much before the 104, lol. I guess Im a retro pug newbie! I will have to have a look at the members rides section and see if theres anything I recognise. The early pugs and numbers always confuse me! I know the 505 (I think) as that is a bit more recent, but I would be interested to see a 203  I'll double check what pug was on the manual too, you never know, could be worth something to someone, as after a quick flick through the book, its obvious its a 'real' book, not a haynes style 'take it to the dealer as its a specialised job' when referring to an oil change!  |
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Post by Admin on Mar 30, 2005 20:02:43 GMT
Hi Kitsune
Nice to see another face from the PSOOC board! I'm sure you will soon discover that Peugeot have a rich and varied back catalogue of cars. There's even a few pre war (first war!) cars in the club.
I really must make it to another Wilts or Glos area meet, so slack. I think there are plans for us (CPUK) to attend Pugfest in some capacity, which could be a hoot!
cheers 104ZS (I'm sure you know which car is mine ;D )
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Kitsune
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Post by Kitsune on Mar 31, 2005 10:59:27 GMT
Hello mate, and theres no chance I wouldnt recognise your lil beast! Would be cool if you could come along to the fest, bring a collection of old skool motors for a blast up the hill ;D As for meets, you are more than welcome to pop along when ever you want! Just a quick update on the manual I referred to above, its an Autobooks manual for the 504, covers models between 68-82! Looks like I do have some history books in my house after all |
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I'll double check what pug was on the manual too, you never know, could be worth something to someone, as after a quick flick through the book, its obvious its a 'real' book, not a haynes style 'take it to the dealer as its a specialised job' when referring to an oil change! 
