My girlfriend is looking for stickers.

What you think of this?

Yesterday I picked the car up.

Just did today little updates, like changing the locks (so I need 1 key to unlock all doors and start the car), sunblades form a seicento and a flate blade wiperscreen.

Friday I'm gonna clean the outside of the car to make it try shiny again.

Also made an appointment for welding at the car, under the backseat there's a little hole . And then going asap for a anti-rusttreatment dinitrol to prevent it will rust (further).

Hopefully next year a lpg-installation :devil: .

The Panda of my girlfriend is cleaned today:





New carpets for in the car. Too bad the color doesn't match exactly to the interior.

This is the way I bought the car:

Looking great - she is getting treated! I wish my lady would be as enthusiastic about driving one

Both Panda's next to eachother:






And off course both back seats:

Back seat of the black Panda.


Back seat of the green Panda.

I made some new pic's of the little black bear of mine girlfriend.




And Seicento sidelights, which look much better than the standard orange ones:


And too bad original parts aren't avaible anymore, well then a RVS-fueltankbelt :

Nice pandas if you have a source for those RVS (I'm guessing that's some kind of stainless Steel) tank straps I think you might sell a few over in England, people have been using old seat belts to strap up there fuel tanks as no way of getting metal ones here.

Is that a heat shield between your rear silencer and fuel tank
Never seen one of those before!!

I don't know any better than it should be like this. Mine own Panda has the same:

And the brown sticky stuff, is an anti-rusttreatment dinitrol.

If anyone is interested in those stainless steel tank straps, let me know. I can ship those to england, if the exhaust form english versions is at the same side as the ones at overseas.

Thanks for the reply what would the fuel tank straps cost out of interest? As I said a few people have had problems getting them over in England. Was it it made especially for you or are they available pre made over there?

I don't know exactly, but I guess it will cost around €40,- till €50,-. The garage where I always come found someone who can make this.

Later clx Pandas have the heat shield 94-95 in the UK.

Nice tank straps

I use galvanised steel painted black but your stainless steel ones look much er.

I'm busy to connect running daylights at the little black bear. Just like mine Panda.

Here some pic's while I'm working on this:




Can't wait to put it on the car, but the hardest job is now done. Now just the wires and connect this to the battery.

Oh and mine cat likes the floorcarpet of Fiat Panda's :

And the bottom of the little black bear, a dinitroltreatment:

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And the bottom of the little black bear, a dinitroltreatment:

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I'd take it back to the garage if I were you, looks like they've missed the exhaust out completely :devil:

You're the funniest guy around here :devil: . The exhaust is hot and that give a lot of black smoke while driving :idea: .

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The exhaust is hot and that give a lot of black smoke while driving :idea: .

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Like a James Bond Panda then! Complete with its own smokescreen

Installed the lights for the running daylights:

Two Panda's together:




And the difference of a full-cheap-driving and empty-expensive-driving together:

Hopefully the black one had a lpgtank next year too.

Am I correct saying that both boot lids does have 3rd high mount stop light? Mate you got some posh Pandas in NL. Are they OE or aftermarket kits? I won't one...

kolza said:

Am I correct saying that both boot lids does have 3rd high mount stop light? Mate you got some posh Pandas in NL. Are they OE or aftermarket kits? I won't one...

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They're OEM.

Have a good search on here as I've posted all the part numbers you'll need to order from main dealer.

IIRC £20-£30 all in delivered