Toasted 206 return to former glory

[Enright]

Thanks for the positive comments and the encouragement peeps.
When I look back at the original brief that I set myself in my first post it causes a big grin, because it was fulfilled even better than I could have imagined:

SWMBO wants a black 1.6 with a leather interior and low mileage.
I would like something that needs a bit of TLC to bring it back to life, but which has "potential".
In the past year I've saved 3 cars that were only destined for the great big garage in the sky, but they were all for me.
Now I need to reward her patience by providing something that she can be proud of (but which isn't going to break the bank)!

Quick question: could anyone with a late model CC please describe/photograph the manuals and their packaging that came with the car?
I've managed to get a copy of a 206 CC manual which has a side view of a silver car on the front cover, but would like to know if this is the correct one for the age, if it's supposed to be in a cloth/leather/plastic wallet and what else should be in the same pack.

[Enright]

Hello all.
To anyone who was originally interested in this little tale, here's an "epilogue":
The car has been running great. There was one tiny problem - the COM2000 unit developed a fault (it kept beeping and saying "ABS Fault").
That was easily sorted by swapping over the one from the donor 206 CC that I bought, and other than that it's been great for more than 7,000 miles - not bad for 6 months use, and over such a cold Winter.
So now the car has just over 25,000 on it, which is still nice and low.

As for the donor - not such good news. I put it on eBay for spares or repair but although it had 45 watchers, nobody put a bid in. So I'm going to sell it for parts. I'll canvass opinion for that elsewhere on the forum.

[Capncol]

Nice to hear from you again.

[Amanda1379]

Hi Enright,

Sorry to post on this thread but just wanted to say thanks for the advice, wise words I think. Because I'm a 'newbie', it won't let me reply to messages yet.

Thanks again, Amanda