Hi

Do you know of anywhere breaking a new Panda? I am looking for a split rear seat combo to swap / replace my standard set-up with.

To buy new over the parts shelf is quite expensive..., so wonder if anyone knows another source of acquiring one!

Cheers, James

First place to check would be ebay I think have you checked there..

mmm, always the first port of call these days.

Have also left a note on 24/7 parts line with no response, so I suspect that no-one has them, and if they do, they sell pretty quickly, or they are just not in the scrapyards yet after all!

Tedious, as to buy when new = £200, as an aftermarket thing = up to a £1000!!

I will keep on looking, cheers for the reply, James

24/7 might work out ok, i want to do the same but to find a crashed 4x4 with my trim is a little unlikely.


JON

Try Ben at C Trent 01202 744196 x 231, they have a new 1.3 Panda multijet that they are breaking, Steve

There is a breakers yard just off the M58 in Skelmersdale who have a couple of pandas on racks at rear of yard
dont know name of yard but may be in Yellow pages

good luck

derby allen said:

Try Ben at C Trent 01202 744196 x 231, they have a new 1.3 Panda multijet that they are breaking, Steve

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miker 1312 said:

There is a breakers yard just off the M58 in Skelmersdale who have a couple of pandas on racks at rear of yard
dont know name of yard but may be in Yellow pages

good luck

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This thread was started over 7 months ago, so I doubt the OP is still looking!

Updating this to see if anyone know of a Nuova Panda being broken up for spares as i'm after a set of "Roof Rails".

They only cost £64 from Fiat - I am about to order a set

Stu DemonD said:

They only cost £64 from Fiat - I am about to order a set

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Are these the ones which go from side to side or front to back...?

Side to side - so that I can then put some Thule bike racks on the top.

Stu DemonD said:

They only cost £64 from Fiat - I am about to order a set

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:yeahthat:

We've got some and theyre really solid and well built.

If they are the square-section ones, they are pretty noisy when driving along - I bought a pair when I bought the car for carrying long hayrakes / strimmers etc. But just too noisy for using when strictly necessary - don't leave them on unless I am actually using them.

They were fitted when I collected the car and driving home I thought there was something wrong with it, until I realised just where the howling was coming from!!

But, they are cheap!

You use a silly amount of extra fuel leaving them on when they're not needed also