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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Entwood on 10 May 2008, 18:04:10
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A short period of mourning is in order .. I have no miggy :'(
I am having to drive a P reg Nissan Primera :(
All will return to normal on Friday when she is returned to me with a complete LPG fit .... :)
There will be celebrations and joy .... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
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A short period of mourning is in order .. I have no miggy :'(
I am having to drive a P reg Nissan Primera :(
All will return to normal on Friday when she is returned to me with a complete LPG fit .... :)
There will be celebrations and joy .... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Ha Ha ;D ;D ;D
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what set up did you go for in the end?
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A short period of mourning is in order .. I have no miggy :'(
I am having to drive a P reg Nissan Primera :(
All will return to normal on Friday when she is returned to me with a complete LPG fit .... :)
There will be celebrations and joy .... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Be very interested in what set up you've gone for.
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It's being done by these guys ... http://www.amsautogas.com/contact.htm
BRC Sequential System, with "Flashlube" (not specified for vauxhall but fitted anyway), an 80 ltr tank, 2 year warranty, free 1000 mile check, Autogas membership (?), French adapter, full tank of gas, LPGA certificate
... can't think of anything else (don't tell them but I've lost the e-mail confirmation !!)
£1850 + VAT
Did a lot of research and decided the BRC "appears" to be about the best at the moment, these guys have done my mates Rangie - he's well pleased - and they gave the phone numbers of 2 omega conversions, one 2.5 , one 3.2 ... I've not seen either but I've spoken to the owners .. who are also well pleased.
so we'll have to wait and see if the decision was a good one or not ...
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Be good to see it when done (am in Swindon)
I've got a Tartarini EPAGAS system on mine, and its superb. THough it is slightly different to a sequential system.
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absence makes the heart grow fonder :)
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thread title had me seriously worried you'd had a major mishap with that rather pretty Miggy....
look forward to hearing your joy when reunited !
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Just had a call from the garage ... :)
Conversion is done and they are "happy" with it.... I pick it up tomorrow morning :y :y :y :y :y
If the weather is any good I'll take some piccies and put them on tomorrow night.
My Miggy's coming home again :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
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how long do you reckon pay back to take?
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Aw thought you'd be keeping the Primera ;D
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Just had a call from the garage ... :)
Conversion is done and they are "happy" with it.... I pick it up tomorrow morning :y :y :y :y :y
If the weather is any good I'll take some piccies and put them on tomorrow night.
My Miggy's coming home again :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
Great news... Piccies would be good. I'm particularly interested in where they mount the vaporiser etc!!
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how long do you reckon pay back to take?
As I've chosen the expensive option, and price of gas has gone up more than petrol, round here anyway (I can still get cheaper but it means travelling) .... the payback is now just under 23000 miles - it was 18000 ... I do just under 1000 miles a month so it is about 2 years.....
However ... another way of looking at it ... I bought the car with the specific intention of gassing it .. so I could write off the cost of conversion with the cost of purchase, it was budgeted for. In this case the savings are immediate .. instead of paying £80 odd to fill the car 3 times a month I'll be paying £50 for the same mileage 3 times a month ( guestimate admittedly) .. thats a saving of £90 a month up front.
:)
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No good to me, i only do 3/4000 a year, if i covered your mileage i'd give it a look.
Guess you're missing your Mig then?!!! :D
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No good to me, i only do 3/4000 a year, if i covered your mileage i'd give it a look.
Guess you're missing your Mig then?!!! :D
mmmm lets see ..... crappy P reg Nissan Primera 2.0 with 121000 and no air con or toys, an ABS light on all the time and a fuel gauge that doesn't work V luxury Omega Elite 3.2 with air con and toys ......
give me a few minutes to think about that please, it's a difficult choice ...... :)
:y :y :y :y
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Interested in seeing the pics too.
Under the bonnet, where the tank and the fill up point all go.
Sounds like a good idea.