I'm thinking I may knock together a buying guide (with pictures!) for the felicia so that prospective buyers have something to use as a checklist when viewing..

is this a good idea?

Neil

Go for it, I can then show it to Pinky.....

I'd give it the thumbs up:thumbup:

there are plenty of good felicias still out there. would be good if more people could know what there looking at.

what i'm trying to say is yes, good idea, go for it.

i think it's worth it, especeially as they seem to go for peanuts now on ebay. a felicia is an ideal first car for a learner and it's certainly worth knowing what to look for

well worth it

Very definately, a resounding yes!

Go for it I am looking for one for SWMBO.

by the way, what's a 'gude'

If you're familiar with all the common faults then I'd go for it. Very important to include the common failure of the MacPherson strut top and bottom spring mountings due to corrosion.

Yep, go for it. If you need any pointers, do ask!

As said, there are plenty of good ones still out there, but plenty of dogs too.

mine used to be a hussy, shes now a bit of a dog. ah well

mine's had sergary, shes still a hussy.

Don't pay more than

If you're familiar with all the common faults then I'd go for it. Very important to include the common failure of the MacPherson strut top and bottom spring mountings due to corrosion.

I've never had that failure, but read about it a few times on here, so it'll be added:)

by the way, what's a 'gude'

its a rare South american tribe, known for their telekenetic abilities, and as such you will recieve this guide via my power of telepathy:thumbup:

Don't pay more than

Paid

Fine, but

heh! I'm the boy with the

It's a 2000... that 7 series sounds like fun

its ok! but 370 miles to

WOOHOO!Finally finished all my uni work so getting down to writing this guide!

Watch this space!

skills that man

I'd look forward to a guide. A felicia could be the ideal replacement if my favorit bites the dust at the next MOT.