I popped in to Cattermole's of Ipswich today to have a nosey about, and spotted an absolutely factory fresh 1995 M Skoda Felicia 1.3 LXi 54bhp. The car is in green, and has done(wait for it.....) 128 genuine miles. The car is unmolested, and doesnt even have a radio or aerial fitted(just the roof mounted semi-flush grommet). The car also has a couple of period Felicia brochures on the back shelf. Scarily, I know that car, & worked for the supplying dealer at the time. It has followed me down to Suffolk from Leeds. Bless it.

It is a timewarp classic, and needs to be seen to be believed.

I will try and get permission to photo it, and post them on here.

Edited 29 October, 201114 yr by FellyMagic

I'd love to get my dirty hands on it and completely ruin it. Perfect candidate for a rat look project.

I'd love to get my dirty hands on it and completely ruin it. Perfect candidate for a rat look project.

I hope you are joking! I think I would rather see it burnt out than be ruined as a rat project

Someone has managed to get a shot of it...Photo Via Skoda Owners Club...

I'd love to get my dirty hands on it and completely ruin it. Perfect candidate for a rat look project.

Wash your gob Tom!

wish mine was as shiny as that.

I'm driving a 1996 felly in exactly the same colour around north wales. It came with every MOT from new, and only 53,000 miles too...

I keep forgetting to lock it at night, but even my best mate keeps saying "don't worry, no-ones gonna steal 'that'"

cheeky sod. I named it 'the little green snot machine' :p

Well Wayne, with 128 miles on the clock, it should be shiny. That must be the best conditioned Felicia around.

whats the asking price and what it's been doing for the past 15 years or so? who was the first owner?

It isn't for sale. I believe it has been purchased by the car enthusiast owner of the dealer to add to their own collection, which includes a Rolls Royce Silver shadow, a Toyota Crown, a Morris Minor, and a few other oddballs. Basically it has been owned by DM Keith and used as a showroom display piece, just like it is doing now.