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 Now this suggests that its had the back door stoved in sometime & been replaced by a dixlexic fitter, BUT, if the new door was pre-drilled to accept the letters, how come it's spelt wrong ?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
C5
Dec 13, 2004
8 Replies
Are you SURE the door is drilled? I thought the letters were only stuck on ...
MikeE
You can heat the letters with a hairdryer and move them about. I've seen some funny words before.
Mr Benny ( snipped-for-privacy@NOSPAMmrbenny.co.uk) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Dunno about the C5, but that's certainly normal.
Holes = Exposed edges for paint to chip and rust to start.
I've seen an Escort with "SCROTE"
LOL !
MikeE
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
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