Midlands VRS virginity broken (almost!)

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6 February, 200917 yr

Hi all,

Thought I'd introduce myself!

I'm Dave, based in Leicestershire and about to upgrade my trusty Felicia to a Fabia VRS next week. The deposit is down, just waiting to hear of the dealer completing the MOT then it's all systems go!!

Can't wait to pick up the new baby! It will be quite a change compared to what I have been running around in for the past 4 years, but the little green badge has won my heart so fingers crossed for another four years of Skoda-goodness!

Hope everyone has a good weekend!

Dave

6 February, 200917 yr

Welcome

6 February, 200917 yr

hello and welcome,enjoy your new toy:thumbup:

7 February, 200917 yr

Hello

7 February, 200917 yr

welcome

8 February, 200917 yr

Welcome.

8 February, 200917 yr

Welcome. I replaced our trusty Felicia 1.6GLXi with a 2007 Fabia vRS last February. Definitely a case of chalk and cheese...

8 February, 200917 yr

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I replaced our trusty Felicia 1.6GLXi with a 2007 Fabia vRS last February. Definitely a case of chalk and cheese...

Well I am sure you'll agree, me coming from the MIGHTY 1.3 Felicia the increased performance and general build quality will barely be noticed! haha

Fingers crossed for good weather, the better the weather the sooner I can collect my new baby!

Thanks for all the welcomes

9 February, 200917 yr

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