Citroen XM Forum

One has 13k on the clock but will require a bit of a fettle and liberal application of botox around the face, the other red one was used as a crash test car in the 90's apparently with 189k on the clock, $1000.
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Worth it for the parts alone.... I wonder how much shipping would be!

Shipping door to door would set you back seriously I suppose. Two containers required.

shipping i would guess at about £1000 for a car i think, thats in a 20ft container, you would need a 40ft for both cars and spares but then you have the issue of getting them from where they are and into the container which will be costly, then import duty and tax especially with cars that have no documents could be problematic?

Would be worth a look for one of our American members though.

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Could you get away with it as hand luggage? I don't know what they crashed it into, the wheels are still facing the right way, my wife made a better job of ours.

Peter

You would get all of that easily into a 20 foot container by stacking and packing the cars, but you may well get better value shopping in Europe.

Not that easily, unless you employ a bulldozer. Still the total cost will be prohibitive and indeed finding what you need will be way less expensive on the continent of Europe.

You will easily get there cars into a container, but it's probably not worth the cost back to Blighty...but if I was one of our 'murcan members, I'd be bagging that lot sharpish. Plenty of useable stuff there to keep an XM going forever.

Peter.N. wrote:Could you get away with it as hand luggage? I don't know what they crashed it into, the wheels are still facing the right way, my wife made a better job of ours.

Peter

Mr Brody once, apparently, bought an SM 'short' engine back from US as hand luggage -pre-terr-r searches, of course.