peterbryenton
New member
Hello from your latest newbie.
When I holiday in Tuscany my friends lend me their old Panda. It makes light work of the steep hills and hairpin bends on some of the rough rural roads. I see so many of these classic cars that I call the region Pandaland.
I'm looking to increase my knowledge if possible, because I might buy one of these wee workhorses as a "something to tinker with" retirement project. My DIY skills date back to replacing contact breakers in minivans, but I am unable to mend the current generation of posh "computer says NO" vehicles, so something simple and basic will hopefully keep me happy.
Cheers
Peter
When I holiday in Tuscany my friends lend me their old Panda. It makes light work of the steep hills and hairpin bends on some of the rough rural roads. I see so many of these classic cars that I call the region Pandaland.
I'm looking to increase my knowledge if possible, because I might buy one of these wee workhorses as a "something to tinker with" retirement project. My DIY skills date back to replacing contact breakers in minivans, but I am unable to mend the current generation of posh "computer says NO" vehicles, so something simple and basic will hopefully keep me happy.
Cheers
Peter