Hello 
Just got back from a couple of days in Florence I wanted to tell you all that I saw loads and loads of Pandas, and pretty much all of them had immaculate doors.
It's no exaggeration to say that I saw about 140 in one weekend. They're everywhere! I couldn't resist looking at the doors, and of these, I'd say that 4 had iffy ones It must be the climate that helps them to live longer because no Italian I spoke to could understand why cars rust in Britain...
Anyway, I had a ride in a 4x4 model. At a guess from what I recognised (fuel filler cap for instance), I'd say it was a 1996 model. Well, it had electric windows, remote access door mirrors, height adjustable headlights, and a carpeted headlining (not a fabric one) Very un-Panda like with these gadgets.
And Pandas really are everywhere. They were even used by officials at Pisa airport! I'm now seriously considering driving over and picking up a couple of new doors.....
Just got back from a couple of days in Florence
I wanted to tell you all that I saw loads and loads of Pandas, and pretty much all of them had immaculate doors. It's no exaggeration to say that I saw about 140 in one weekend. They're everywhere! I couldn't resist looking at the doors, and of these, I'd say that 4 had iffy ones
It must be the climate that helps them to live longer because no Italian I spoke to could understand why cars rust in Britain...Anyway, I had a ride in a 4x4 model. At a guess from what I recognised (fuel filler cap for instance), I'd say it was a 1996 model. Well, it had electric windows, remote access door mirrors, height adjustable headlights, and a carpeted headlining (not a fabric one)
Very un-Panda like with these gadgets. And Pandas really are everywhere. They were even used by officials at Pisa airport! I'm now seriously considering driving over and picking up a couple of new doors.....
