Beschreibung
Citroen BX17 TZD – Superb & Unrepeatable
The Mk2 BX17 Turbo Diesel launched in 1986 brought new levels of refinement and performance to the diesel market and transformed the common notion that diesel cars were slow and noisy. Diesel Car magazine said of the BX "We can think of no other car currently on sale in the UK that comes anywhere near approaching the BX Turbo's combination of performance, accommodation, comfort and economy". Press and public alike absolutely loved the car
Milestone Classics are always looking for the best we can find and this was simply one of those local cars we could not resist! The ‘TZD’ was purchased by the fourth owner in 2017 following an extensive restoration costing in excess of £10. 000 by Chevronic Centre Limited
Work included:
Bodywork:
· Remove front wing/ remove all corrosion/ inners replaced as required
· Remove rear outer wings/ remove all corrosion/ inners replaced as required
· Fit replacement ‘C’ pillar from donor car
· Corrosion in box sections removed/ repaired/ replaced as required
· Engine bay detailed
· New sunroof seal & sunroof drain tubes modified
Mechanical:
· Replace both rear suspension arm bearings
· Fit new octopus & high pressure return pipes
· New front brake pads/ flexi hoses
· New rear brake pads & discs
· Replace timing belt tensioners & water pump including auxiliary belts
· Replace all spheres
Trim:
· New seats
· New carpets
· New door mouldings to include poseur window mouldings
· Repair/ replace dash panel
· Replace RPM sensor/ Speedo Cable
Today the Citroen is a remarkable survivor that drives, looks and smells like a three year old example that is arguably more comfortable that many cars being manufactured today
A perfect classic for someone looking for a something a little different, be it quirky everyday transport, long distant classic tourer or simply for trips down to the beach with a picnic basket and dog in the back.
We love our classic Citroen’s, have had a lot of fun with this remarkable car and will be very sorry to see her go.
