Hello from Wales!

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melhdi
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Hello from Wales!

Post by melhdi » 05 Dec 2010, 01:08

Hi, i'm Mel from Wales i'm new to the forum. I own a Citroen Xantia Hdi 110 LX.
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CitroJim
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Post by CitroJim » 05 Dec 2010, 09:52

Welcome Mel :D
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Post by myglaren » 05 Dec 2010, 11:32

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XantiaDaveEire
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Post by XantiaDaveEire » 06 Dec 2010, 18:21

Welcome along Mel :welc:

When did you buy your Xantia?

What do you think of her :lol:
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Post by naffa » 06 Dec 2010, 20:28

Hi Mel I'm new here myself but welcome.

Wales is land of my forefathers, where abouts are you?
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andmcit
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Post by andmcit » 06 Dec 2010, 21:57

Wales does cover a myriad of options the same way England does.

A clue like North or South or even Mid would localise it a bit. Anyhow,
hello from South Wales... :lol:

Andrew
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