Time to buy a panda now....I can sell you one..
The nicestest ST you'll ever see too!
General Panda Camp 2014 Perthshire 14th and 15th of June
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General Panda Camp 2014 Perthshire 14th and 15th of June
The nicestest ST you'll ever see too!
True, sadly
Just need to respray it your blue though... The ad is up on classic car site just to test the water so lets see..If not it will be with Vern,
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Yea can't really afford it hehe. Anyway things are changing in my life and may very we'll be in the market sooner than expected! Might struggle to have one for Panda camp but we'll see!
You can take the ST on sale or return..:devil:
The things I do for the Fiat forum. Bet nobody else got stuckk in the snow today
The things I do for the Fiat forum. Bet nobody else got stuckk in the snow today
I am well jealous! If that's what it takes to lend a hand - I'm there!
I've just realised this morning that my MOT is up the week before this
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I would bet that anyone having a drive of it would find it difficult to return it
once you are hooked in there's no turning back!
I am well jealous! If that's what it takes to lend a hand - I'm there!
I've just realised this morning that my MOT is up the week before this
4x4 would have been useful. I felt I was letting the side down. All these stories of Giant killing off road Pandas and I beach my variation of the species when doing a 3 point turn.
Just to let everyone know we are good to go on the salvage yard/retro car nirvana. Went out there today and had a good chat with the owner who was a very nice bloke called Douglas. I think he was a little suprised at us wanting to see his cars but hes quite willing. I sold him on the notion that as Panda owners you would be unlikely to act like a bunch of hells angels. Its a fascinating place, I don't think anybody will be disappointed by it. I'll only post a couple of teaser pics of today as it will only spoil the suprise if you see more.
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Can't wait to have a look round this place
. I'm guessing the tasters are Lada Riva estate and Talbot Samba.
Can't wait to have a look round this place
yep spot on
I liked the Mensa sticker in the Ladas rear window. The Samba which is one of 3 or so there and were all unusually straight compared to most of the cars.
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yep spot on
This looks brill especially the snow, gutted I couldn't come
This looks brill especially the snow, gutted I couldn't come
Twas a shame
Ilike getting rides in Pandas it happens so rarely these days.
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Twas a shame
Well the most you will have to wait is till June
Well the most you will have to wait is till June
Fortunately I have Andys 4x4 weekend coming up in April. I had a brief look at one of the 4x4s today to get a temporary fix. A silver D-plate, crunchy sills.
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Ok, so starting to get list of activities together to see what the general consensus is, the last thread mentioned bungee jumping from Killiecrankie bridge: http://www.bungeejumpscotland.co.uk/page/bungee This costs £75pp for the first jump and then £30pp for each jump after that. THESE MUST BE BOOKED IN ADVANCE ON THE WEBSITE FOR THOSE WISHING TO DO THEM.
The other thing which was suggested is going to the crannog centre: http://www.crannog.co.uk/ A crannog is a type of ancient dwelling:
A crannog is a type of ancient loch-dwelling found throughout Scotland and Ireland dating from 2,500 years ago. An important part of our heritage, many crannogs were built out in the water as defensive homesteads and represented symbols of power and wealth. The Scottish Crannog Centre features a unique reconstruction of an early Iron Age loch-dwelling
A visit to the Centre includes a self-guided exhibition, a guided crannog tour, and 'hands-on' ancient crafts and technology demonstrations. There is also a themed giftshop in which to browse offering an excellent selection of books, crafts, and related items. Weather permitting, you can also hire one of our replica dugout canoes. Special events run regularly featuring artists, musicians, skilled craft workers, and other specialists who, together with our own team of Iron Age Guides, actively bring the past to life. All in all, an excellent day out for adults and children alike, from ages 4+. Costs £8.00
And of course we have thanks to the good work of @Giacosa got the visit to the car cemetery confirmed We will be looking for more choices of activities too as well as the obvious taking in some of the beautiful local scenery. There is also a licensed bar on the campsite, so I am sure that will pass an evening I will also be bringing some Irn Bru for you all to try We will be suggesting some more activities to see what we all want to do.
Is there anything that you would especially like to do at panda camp? If so suggest it!
The other thing which was suggested is going to the crannog centre: http://www.crannog.co.uk/ A crannog is a type of ancient dwelling:
A crannog is a type of ancient loch-dwelling found throughout Scotland and Ireland dating from 2,500 years ago. An important part of our heritage, many crannogs were built out in the water as defensive homesteads and represented symbols of power and wealth. The Scottish Crannog Centre features a unique reconstruction of an early Iron Age loch-dwelling
A visit to the Centre includes a self-guided exhibition, a guided crannog tour, and 'hands-on' ancient crafts and technology demonstrations. There is also a themed giftshop in which to browse offering an excellent selection of books, crafts, and related items. Weather permitting, you can also hire one of our replica dugout canoes. Special events run regularly featuring artists, musicians, skilled craft workers, and other specialists who, together with our own team of Iron Age Guides, actively bring the past to life. All in all, an excellent day out for adults and children alike, from ages 4+. Costs £8.00
And of course we have thanks to the good work of @Giacosa got the visit to the car cemetery confirmed
We will be looking for more choices of activities too as well as the obvious taking in some of the beautiful local scenery. There is also a licensed bar on the campsite, so I am sure that will pass an evening I will also be bringing some Irn Bru for you all to try We will be suggesting some more activities to see what we all want to do.Is there anything that you would especially like to do at panda camp? If so suggest it!
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You have to pay THEM to let YOU jump off a bridge
Technically no, you just have to pay them to attach a big elastic band
You have to pay THEM to let YOU jump off a bridge
Technically no, you just have to pay them to attach a big elastic band
If anyone wants to do this, I am happy to support your efforts, but from a long way back.
You won't get me anywhere near the edge, even if you paid me in Panda's............ 
