WOOT WOOT !!!! I'm back in a skoda

[auroan]

But can anybody guess which model it is

[anewman]

A Skoda Superb 3.6l V6 in White?

[expostmanpat]

A £150 favorit GLXie with a head gasket about to go pop but it as got 8 months T&T :P

[auroan]

anewman, I wish.....

Andy..... close

[Brimma]

I'd love to imagine an Estelle with a Porsche 3.3. turbo transplanted - but that would just be silly !

[Johnwg]

Fabia MkI Estate, on a Y-Plate with 150k miles on the clock, maybe with a 1.9 SDI engine under the bonnet?

[devonutopia]

Is it a silver fabia with some mild tuning done to it?

[auroan]

Nope....

It's a 1998 (S) Felica Estate LXi 1.3mpi in green. Has 73K on the clock, a little bit of surface rust on the arches but apart from that in really good nick. Has SH and an MOT till April 22nd 2010. Insurance for me and Ellie is only £146 for the year.

All for the princely sum of £350.

Perfect for Charlie.

[auroan]

Oh and i still have the Audi

[Captain Sisko]

Nice buy!!!!

Welcome to Club Felicia!!

[vRSLen]

Why?????

[Captain Sisko]

Yeah!!! should have got a Favorit :P

Nice motor though.

[matt_theforce]

Why?????

Because its better than the escort he bought..

[auroan]

Because its better than the escort he bought..

Yep, dog needs his car. No way a dirty wet labrador is going anywear near the interior of my A4 Saloon. Charlie is just about to start his gun dog training. And a lot of that is in muddy-ish fields (in and around water), so I'd rather keep the A4's interior dog smell free and nice and clean.

[matt_theforce]

At least he gets to travel in style

[Wardy]

I can see why it makes sense. Enjoy

Steve

[richardsfavorit]

I have seen full length rubber boot mats for the felicia's if you want to keep it nice. Though at that price its a steal!

[daverapid]

:)I have a genuine Skoda Felicia Estate dog guard if you need it. Not sure why, because I don't have a dog and have never owned a Felicia Estate!

Excellent choice of car, VERY under-rated in my very biassed opinion!

[Brimma]

:)I have a genuine Skoda Felicia Estate dog guard if you need it. Not sure why, because I don't have a dog and have never owned a Felicia Estate!

Excellent choice of car, VERY under-rated in my very biassed opinion!

Don't tell us - you're a closet car-booter and thought it might come in handy sometime - and it was only £1.50

[auroan]

:)I have a genuine Skoda Felicia Estate dog guard if you need it. Not sure why, because I don't have a dog and have never owned a Felicia Estate!

Excellent choice of car, VERY under-rated in my very biassed opinion!

You have PM David :thumbup:

[pixi]

Yep, dog needs his car. No way a dirty wet labrador is going anywear near the interior of my A4 Saloon. Charlie is just about to start his gun dog training. And a lot of that is in muddy-ish fields (in and around water), so I'd rather keep the A4's interior dog smell free and nice and clean.

Good call. I will always try and use Mr P's car as first choice for a wet and muddy dog! Gun dog training sounds interesting, hope you're going to keep us posted with his progress.

[auroan]

Will do Pixi.

Took Charlie for his first ride in his new motor. He was that giddy about going for a walk that when he jump in the boot he almost landed on the back seats.

The pics are him enjoying an easter monday run around in some fields near me

[anewman]

I have seen full length rubber boot mats for the felicia's if you want to keep it nice. Though at that price its a steal!

If it's made the same as my Favorit it's easy enough to pull the carpet out once the rear seats are folded forwards. It just tucks in under bits of trim and the rear door seals. So it can be removed to use a vax or whatever on it or if one can be found at a scrappie there's a spare.

[auroan]

I have a generic rubber mat from my old avant thats has already been cut down to size and fitted.

[Phil-E]

I have seen full length rubber boot mats for the felicia's if you want to keep it nice. Though at that price its a steal!

Yup... I've got one. Its an official skoda one and cost £15 from ebay and fits perfectly round all the gubbins. Think the estate ones cost a little more but don't think it's going to be worth it if you've got just a simple rubber mat that's doing the job.

Looks decent enough for him to mess up anyway!