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Old 16-06-2008   #1
 
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Siecento Schumacher

Well after loads and loads of time looking, travelling and more looking I finally nailed down a Sei Schumacher in original mint condition. As you can see its yellow! I am totally chuffed with it. Looked for all the signs Fingers told me to look for and its perfect bar a scratch on the drivers door (cheers mate ).

Not really any plans for it other than to love it and drive it. I will fit genuine FIAT floor mats and I am considering swapping the airbagged steering wheel over to a non airbag racy type of wheel. Just as long as I can do that without any warning lights (need to research this) then I will do that.

I have got the trader to deliver it to me this Saturday as I am not putting it on the road until the beginning of July (tax and insurance to sort etc). I am really happy with it and look forward to zipping around with it in future.

Its got a full service history and has done 39,000 miles. The interior is very clean and the spare does not look like it has ever been used.

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Very nice mate it looks fantastic
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Originally Posted by Aaron 1.1MS View Post
Very nice mate it looks fantastic
Cheers. I forgot to mention it is a 2002 "02 plate".
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That's a great Schumi Seis.

I'm more and more sad because they weren't sold in Portugal

Keep in standart because I'm sure it's a future classic
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Oh mate it looks well gorgeous and in mint condition too

Well worth the wait and travelling, looks like you have picked up a good one
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Bit of an update really. I have had the car for a week now and I am happy with the car overall but I would just like to say that the only negative is the offset pedals and in particular the brake pedal is a bit difficult to use and I have to concentrate to ensure I press it correctly. Another minor gripe is I cannot get the seat to go back far enough for my liking. There is nothing wrong it is sliding fine its just a few inches too close for me (I am 6ft).

But overall happy with it and having it in bright yellow certainly turns heads.
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Lovely motor!!!
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wow, looks well nice, schumaker sei in broom yellow FTW
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Very nice. If you want to change your steering wheel and don't want a warning light on, you can buy a boss kit for air bags.
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Thanks for all the good comments, I gave the Sie a good clean today inside and out and I am really pleased with the results. I also decided to have a look at the handbrake as it was a little to high to pull up, turned out to be a seized linkage. Stripped it down and sorted no trouble, works perfect now.



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Oh just noticed the pedals you have, apparently pretty rare now..

Car looks very tidy
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Oh just noticed the pedals you have, apparently pretty rare now..

Car looks very tidy
I am not a big fan of these type of pedals but as they are part of the original car I will leave alone. I want to keep it totally standard.
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Re: Siecento Schumacher

Originally I was planning to keep it 100% standard but the exhaust tip is really rusty but the rest of the exhaust is perfectly good which has got me thinking about swapping the back box. I have had a good search through the old/recent threads and there are some really nice looking back boxes out there.

Mine looks like a pea shooter so I am considering swapping to a nice 2.5 or 3" back box, preferably not loud but a nice subtle burble. I literally work next door to the place that is Fast Fiat (Tuning.co.uk) in Lichfield Staffs so I am tempted to pop round and see what they have in stock.

What do you guys recon, should I mod it or not?
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Re: Siecento Schumacher

Hi mate. your sei-schu looks really nice! Shame i'm stuck with only a sporting lol

i reckon if you want to keep it as standard as possible but wanting a nice backbox then maybe the supersprint one will be the best choice.
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I LOVE YOUR CAR!
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