A very nice daily driver, good mileage, fun comfortable. IMHO. 100K is
not bad.
Are you in cold weather, or warm? If you run the car in cold weather,
you have to twist the plastic air intake duct backwards so it takes
air from over the manifold during the winter. That helps. Make sure you
know the condition of the timing belt. Don't drive it at all (after
you own it) until it is changed. You can crash the valves if the timing
belt goes. Replace rubber fuel lines. Cheap, easy, necessary. Other
owners will tell you more about these great little cars.
On Mar 31, 2005, at 12:52 AM, tcb323 wrote:
>
>
> what are the feelings about a 405mi16 as a daily commuter, 25 miles?
> how is parts
> availability? The car I am looking at is 100k miles, really nice and
> everything works.
>
> what to look out for on these?
>
> thanks!
>
> Joe
>
>
Rob Bast
Hinesburg, Vermont USA
'92mi16
'91mi16
89505v6
57citroen2cv
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