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(Message started by: Mick Saunders on May 23^rd, 2006, 6:30pm)

Title: Sold Cossie
Post by Mick Saunders on May 23^rd, 2006, 6:30pm

:'(Hi all,
I've now sold my Cossie Estate after 3 yrs of great motoring. LKN went to a new owner called Dave who saw her in the for sale pages. I would like to thank all the members who have offered advice on the problems I've had with the Cossie. Also with the 12 valve Estate I had. I have good memories of the Weston meets & the Captain & Crew. Dave is aware of the site & has said he will join.I will look in from time to time, & hopefuly, in the future, I will be able to buy another Cossie.
Regards to all.
Mick Saunders

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Baz on May 23^rd, 2006, 6:33pm

Sorry to see you go Mick. Best of luck for the future....what you replaced the Scorpio with?

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Mick Saunders on May 23^rd, 2006, 6:36pm

Hi Baz
Nothing yet. My day to day driver is an Peugeot Estate!!
Mick

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Dav3y on May 24^th, 2006, 3:31am

Hello folks,

I'm the new owner of Micks lovely motor. I'm looking forward to some luxurious motoring in this Monster.

Having been driving a 24V Probe for the last 6 years, I'm hoping the Cossie isn't going to use too much more in fuel.

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Dave on May 24^th, 2006, 9:09am

Welcome to the site :D

Glad to see that the car is still owned by an ethuasiast :)

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by trogg on May 24^th, 2006, 4:07pm

sorry to see you go. let us know what you replace it with?

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Dav3y on May 24^th, 2006, 5:52pm

on 05/24/06 at 09:09:57, Dave wrote:

Welcome to the site :D

Glad to see that the car is still owned by an ethuasiast :)

Indeed, have been looking for one for some time, but crunch time came recently when i found i had 3 cars and none of them were on the road or usable. Had to be a Cossie purely as I'm used to the performance being there if needed and these really are some of the most comfortable cars around, but you know all that already ;)

I probably wouldn't have got one if it hadn' t been for this site as everyone on here seems to be very helpfull, and i would never have seen the add.

I hope you're not finding the Peugeot too lifeless compared to the Cossie Mick. Bet it's better on petrol though :)

Title: Re: Sold Cossie
Post by Mick Saunders on May 24^th, 2006, 8:15pm

:'(Hi All,
Missing the old girl already. Re the Peugeot, yes the fuel consumption is better, but the performance is !!!. Ken my son is also missing the car. Good to know that Dave has got in touch. I know that he will look after LKN. Ken sends his regards to Captain & Co. He's still got the sticker on his wheelchair
Regards
Mick