General Panda 4x4 and sisley differences?

[mintex]

Hi all
Im on the lookout for a panda 4x4 but it will probably be after Christmas before i can afford one looking at the prices.

My question is though whats the differences between a normal 4x4 and a sisley, from what i know i think the running gears the same but just wondered whats the difference in trim and equipment levels.

Cheers

 

[kolza]

Welcome,

You're definately in right place.

First, you have to answers few simple questions:

1. Why you want an old Panda 4x4?
2. What it will be used for?
3. How much work can you done by yourself?
4. How much can you spent on it?

Meanwhile have you seen this one?


https://www.fiatforum.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=33690

 

[Palio]

Hi all
Im on the lookout for a panda 4x4 but it will probably be after Christmas before i can afford one looking at the prices.

My question is though whats the differences between a normal 4x4 and a sisley, from what i know i think the running gears the same but just wondered whats the difference in trim and equipment levels.

Cheers

https://www.fiatforum.com/panda-classic/359263-scrap-pandas-3.html

Post #38 onwards. it's all trim differences.

 

[kolza]

Sisley randed bits:
- speedo pod,
- inclination meter,
- four metalic paint colour,
- interior fabric grey or creame with sisley logo,
- branded seatbelts,
- branded small wheel caps- almost unoptainable,
- bonnet scoop,
- head lamps washers,
- front/ rear sisley badge,
- door bootom sisley sticker,
- rear side trim sisley badge insert,
- normally came with roofrack, front bulbar and front/raer lamp guards,
- sisley badged rear mud flaps,

 

[northernchap]

The main difference is usually about a grand on the price for a Sisley compared to a 'normal' 4x4... at least it seemed to be when I was looking for my car

 

[AndyPanda4x4]

The long and short of it is, they are both the same car, the Sisley model is a different trim specification

 

[mintex]

Thanks for the replies everybody, so not alot is the answer lol, i want a roof rack and a few other things but i'm not too bothered if they are not genuine fiat ones.

First, you have to answers few simple questions:

1. Why you want an old Panda 4x4?
2. What it will be used for?
3. How much work can you done by yourself?
4. How much can you spent on it?

Meanwhile have you seen this one?


https://www.fiatforum.com/classifieds/showproduct.php?product=33690

These are my answers lol

1. I've always wanted one for many years just like the wife wanted a fait 126, we now have a 126 so its my turn lol

2. A daily drive and too get me about in the snow

3. Spanner work and welding is not a problem .

4. now that's the question with christmas is looming...

I have seen that one for sale and i like the look of it and its not too far away from me but the question is if i can get the money together before it sells with christmas moneys a tight

 

[kolza]

PandaPanda is your man to speek to.