P.U.S.H:
Can 1 still get this 505 now? How much?

Okija_juju: [b]IKENNA

Beautiful job... Again I say, very beautiful job..

1. I love your 505. I have dreams of buying one and restoring it to its original factory state (with a few modifications of my own.) I wonder if you know any place in Nigeria where car customization is done. I'm talking beyond wheels and tyres to suspension, engine replacement (should I decide to fit a bigger and more powerful engine into mine) and brakes. I am yet to decide between the 505 and the 504. But God knows I surely restoring one. It would be a 1 year project as I intend to pace myself. I have been told I will be able to buy a good peugeot in the east whenever I am ready, its just the restoration that I have no I dea where I would do it.

2. The state of the roads are wow!! I would have enjoyed pushing my vehicle through those roads.

3. Fuel consuption! WOW!!! That was a real shocker. I always thought stick shifts (coupled with carburetor pumps) would consume more.. HMMMM!!!!

4. Quality of your photographs are great.

5. The picture of Amawbia/Nise road brings memories.. You were barely 10minutes away from my home town of Agukwu Nri.

_{Beautiful thread, nice ride, lovely photographs. Please let me know abou point one should you have any ideas on that.} [/b]

bros12345: Great stuff.

Water therapy is drinking plenty of water first thing early in the morning. Its a very healthy way to cleanse the body. But then it makes u want to urinate often. This is what i think. If the op means other things,I dontknow

NoContract: [size=18pt]See how wowo cars plenty for this thread.

*vomits on thread*

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megastu: @Ikenna,

Nice Thread. I want to buy a 406 because of you. Kindly advise on the simplest and best, to be used mostly within town.

BTW you edited the part where you collected that girl's number, ehn, ikenna

dnawah: U be good guy o!abi u be born again?d lady u carry u no collect money or even phone number 4rm her.well i no dey there make i no just conclude,may be i no read well

Ikenna351:

The 605 V6 is mine too, but the 406 is not mine.

Ikenna.

Nwunuken: why?

Wallie: Your 505 still looks very good especially considering the rate at which cars wear out on Nigerian roads! The Golf VR6 is no joke. Looking up your car specs (2,849cc 6-cylinder engine 125 kW), it seems comparable to the Golf 2.8 VR6 128 kW but I guess the VR6s are few and far between.

Question: how do you figure out the way to go during your journey? Are there highway signs for you to follow?

Ikenna351: 2012 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY TRIP: ABUJA - ENUGU & ANAMBRA - ABUJA, WITH MY BABY, PEUGEOT 505 V6 5 SPEED MANUAL ( 1,505 KM OR 935 MILES)


DAY 1: 27/12/2012 ( JOURNEY FROM ABUJA TO ENUGU)

I woke up at 4:20am and started preparing for the journey. I opened the bonnet and checked to be sure everything was in place. Checked the headlight & the rear lights. I packed my stuffs in the car.

Also need to mention that my favourite artiste was keeping me company, as you can see in one of the pics.www.nairaland.com/attachments/937480_021_jpg81db42fb7c55ca1c8155369c6bd13033


Ikenna.

gmyguy: THAT ENGINE PIX LOOKS LIKE A SNAKE NEST...NO offense, but the pix quality is poor and gives me the creeps