Greetings from the north (& pics)
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 4:12 pm
Delighted to have found this site!
I drive a M II Sedan 1.6 2004 - very standard, no frills. But Confort Pack with cruise control
gives a touch of something extra. I bought the car from my father in 2007, so we have kept it
in the family
The meter says 65.000 km. A couple of pics, although it's nothing you wouldn't
have seen...
On a country road
And more artistic in black and white
Skiing in Finland, January 2010
I've ridden a Renault all my life, since 1964 in my father's Dauphine Gordini. That was followed by two R8s,
an R12, two R16s, an R14, three R18s, an R9, two R11s - all brand new. I guess this is where I started buying
my own cars, first R5 I, then R5 II, R9, R5 Supercinq, R19 Hatchback, R19 Sedan, Megane I Sedan, and the
Megane II Sedan I drive today. The Supercinq and R19 hatchback were bought brand new; since the R19 sedan
I've bought the cars from my father (who always buys new). However, he's now turned to Volvo, so I don't know
what to do next...
You can't break a tradition like this, can you?
Cheers!
I drive a M II Sedan 1.6 2004 - very standard, no frills. But Confort Pack with cruise control
gives a touch of something extra. I bought the car from my father in 2007, so we have kept it
in the family
The meter says 65.000 km. A couple of pics, although it's nothing you wouldn'thave seen...
On a country road
And more artistic in black and white
Skiing in Finland, January 2010
I've ridden a Renault all my life, since 1964 in my father's Dauphine Gordini. That was followed by two R8s,
an R12, two R16s, an R14, three R18s, an R9, two R11s - all brand new. I guess this is where I started buying
my own cars, first R5 I, then R5 II, R9, R5 Supercinq, R19 Hatchback, R19 Sedan, Megane I Sedan, and the
Megane II Sedan I drive today. The Supercinq and R19 hatchback were bought brand new; since the R19 sedan
I've bought the cars from my father (who always buys new). However, he's now turned to Volvo, so I don't know
what to do next...
You can't break a tradition like this, can you?Cheers!
