Just looking at a funcargo on trade me for an elderly couple that need a new car. I noticed on the dash that the gear indicator goes D 2 L, which usually indicates a CVT trans, does anyone know if this is so! I havent encountered one before with a CVT, but that doesnt mean that they arent out there!
trouser,
Jan 4, 7:17pm
Normal old auto.
kazbanz,
Jan 5, 2:00am
Paul -the 1300cc funcargo is a normal auto with overdrive. The 1500cc version is auto/overdrive with tiptronic gearshift if you choose to use it--most people don't
rovercitroen,
Jan 5, 2:46am
Can't you sleep either kazbanz! LOL. I put it down to 33 years of shift work. What's your excuse!
rovercitroen,
Jan 5, 2:48am
BTW, I know someone who has a 1500cc Funcargo. He loves it! He's quite a young guy and it is quite an unusual sort of car for a young guy to have and he gets a bit of shit about it but he loves his little (but very spacious) little car.
kazbanz,
Jan 5, 8:27am
Baby is giving mrs Kaz a hard time.It would apear my daughter will be into kick boxing once she's bornand it seems "gag gag" I'm quite atuned to my wife -or she's mirroring baby and beating me up in my sleep
thejazzpianoma,
Jan 5, 10:31am
I think the plastic wheel covers complete the look nicely.
cjdnzl,
Jan 5, 10:59am
The CVT cars I have seen are R-N-D-1, no 2 - not necessary with CVTs.
paul271,
Jan 7, 7:21am
You dont happen to have one sitting on your yard at all do you Kaz! People want to spend about 6k, no trade in (unless you want a 1989 nissan bluebird!)
kazbanz,
Jan 7, 9:43am
Paul--I'm sorry mate I can't answer that in case the TM narcs tell tales to momma. But I'm sure if someone visited a west auck caryard they'd be happy
paul271,
Jan 7, 9:51am
How does one find a really good yard in west auckland! Totally unbiased opinions of course!
thunderbolt,
Jan 7, 9:56am
This is the sort of question that should be pondered over a cold beer. If we were in the US of A we could say " It's Millar time !"
kazbanz,
Aug 19, 1:12am
Paul check your phone for messages
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