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Here is my 85 TwinAir City Racer.
Plan a lot of changes and upgrades.
Plan a lot of changes and upgrades.
Panda 2012+ Panda 85 Lounge 403 Turquiose.
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It does help to minimise the narrow look of the Panda from the rear. How much were they?
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€ 102.50 excl tax, per unit.
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Look great
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thx.look great
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€ 102.50 excl tax, per unit.
Ouch! Expensive plastic!
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Soon it will be Novitec lowered.
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Be careful on those speed-bumps!
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Always take them real easy.
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Today i had a 170 Km (± 106 miles) drive, and could experience the drive-ability of the Novitec 35mm lowering springs.
I have to say, the suspension performance has improved a lot.
I have to say, the suspension performance has improved a lot.
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Random chance or was it visiting the dealer?
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Nope, Dutch Rural Panda Day.
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Dutch Rural Panda Day.
Is that a Dutch National Holiday? Certainly sounds as though it should be
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Just a Fiat Panda Club event that returns every year.Is that a Dutch National Holiday? Certainly sounds as though it should be
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Had the chance in Germany to try out the Topspeed of the TwinAir with 195/45R16 Tires.
I end up with 193 Km/h on the speedo and 186 Km/h on the TomTom (GPS), not bad for a 875cc engine.
I did 786 Km in total and used 62 liters of fuel, so a little under 13 kilometer on 1 liter of fuel, speed was mostly 120 Km/h and up.
I end up with 193 Km/h on the speedo and 186 Km/h on the TomTom (GPS), not bad for a 875cc engine.
I did 786 Km in total and used 62 liters of fuel, so a little under 13 kilometer on 1 liter of fuel, speed was mostly 120 Km/h and up.
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Bought a set Barchetta 6.5x15" ET32 steel wheels for winter use.
