Yeah... First thing on list is 'Take car to scrap yard'
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General Panda 750 Progress
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General Panda 750 Progress
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The Panda actually looks decent in those photos! The grafitti makes my street look awful, it's not! Oh, and tell Fred I'll remove his stuffing.
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FuzzyPanda said:Steve, you've got a brake light out.
(Of course this is probably last on the to do list 'eh?)
If you bang it it works. I'll ignore that one Jim.
Great photos Steve.
I think you are a bit smitten with that car...keep the updates coming!
I think you are a bit smitten with that car...keep the updates coming!
Some encouragement needed me thinks! We had holes that size on our 1000CL back in 1999, got them welded up no worries, come on Steve you gotta save her, poor thing had to endure looking at the arse end of that french monstrosity for 20 miles!!!!!! Its the least it deseves!
nuovapanda said:
I agree, come on Steve the UK needs another 750 back on the road!
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Maybe you should be saying 'come on Stuart'.
I really want to see it on the road again. We'll see. 50/50 sums it up well.
I really want to see it on the road again. We'll see. 50/50 sums it up well.
nuovapanda said:
Oi, that french monstrosity was the only thing that was able to save the poor panda!
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e505jpy said:
I didn't know Stuart was French.
LOL, you have to admit though, its a real hideous french thing, although very useful no doubt! 50/50? Those arent good odds, I hope it all works out OK and you get the Panda you are looking for, be it this one or another!
nuovapanda said:
No....
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Yes...
You liked it when you where hoking in my over head compartments!!!
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I will never admit such a thing in public.
In that case you better get sending some PMs.
Great pics, you certainly have a knack for telling stories
I'll follow with great interest, it certainly from the pics looks worth saving and once the welding torch is out it'll be fixed in a jiffy, the hardest job with the work required is getting started once your over that hurdle I'm sure all will be fine.
Stuart your not looking stressed out at all, just think once it's over you'll be even more laid back till the next time
I'll follow with great interest, it certainly from the pics looks worth saving and once the welding torch is out it'll be fixed in a jiffy, the hardest job with the work required is getting started once your over that hurdle I'm sure all will be fine.
Stuart your not looking stressed out at all, just think once it's over you'll be even more laid back till the next time
Alan.D said:Stuart your not looking stressed out at all, just think once it's over you'll be even more laid back till the next time
I doubt Stu will be able to rest, as Jim will probably want Stu to check over Sylvia for the USA trip
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Ok, so does anyone need any parts from a Panda 750?
Steve said:Ok, so does anyone need any parts from a Panda 750?
You not breaking it are you
. Instead what does it need doing, and the FF'ers might be able to help.
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