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I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been replaced by a dixlexic fitter, BUT, if the new door was pre-drilled to accept the letters, how come it's spelt wrong ? Any Ideas ? Ray >I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. >Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been >replaced by a dixlexic fitter, BUT, if the new door was pre-drilled to >accept the letters, how come it's spelt wrong ? Any Ideas ? Ray Are you SURE the door is drilled? I thought the letters were only stuck on ... MikeE >>I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. >>Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > MikeE You can heat the letters with a hairdryer and move them about. I've seen some funny words before. >> Are you SURE the door is drilled? I thought the letters were only >> stuck on ... Dunno about the C5, but that's certainly normal. Holes = Exposed edges for paint to chip and rust to start. > You can heat the letters with a hairdryer and move them about. I've > seen some funny words before. I've seen an Escort with "SCROTE" Why is dyslexic such a hard word to spell ? >>I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. >>Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > MikeE Cheers guys,.. Pre-drilled doors ? Does that say something about my age bracket ? He He. I may just keep it that way. Now what sort of anagram comes out of Citroen ? Any ideas ? Cheers. Ray >I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. >Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been >replaced by a dixlexic fitter, BUT, if the new door was pre-drilled to >accept the letters, how come it's spelt wrong ? Any Ideas ? Ray >Now what sort of anagram comes > out of Citroen ? Any ideas ? Cheers. Ray Nice Rot! Re-tonic? Rite Con? and (you have to excuse the spelling on this one...) Rocetin' (Rocketting? Geddit?) CAS There is a firm on ebay auctions that are selling a range of Citroen badges including the one you are after. Ken >I have a C5 estate, the Citroen sign on the back door is spelled CITREON. >Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been >replaced by a dixlexic fitter, BUT, if the new door was pre-drilled to >accept the letters, how come it's spelt wrong ? Any Ideas ? Ray |
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