The current fleet. Took me 10 months to get around to taking the pic, and when the new Selecta comes will need to be re-taken. I don't know where though because the Drive isn't big enough
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must be hard to get, never seen them around. Steering wheel is a standard Lancia Y10 wheel which, as usual with Y10 bits, fits straight on, car's showing 120 odd thousand now but it got a serious rebuild and rustproofing at about 40k when my father in law got it and has been looked after since. Unlucky with the transit, looking for some 4x4 bullbars next????That's because luckily mine are the origional grille with spots that Fiat done. Really hard to get and I'm after another for the other White Selecta were getting so that they're identicle.
I was p'eed of more about the grille than the bumper when I went into the back of a transit van, because the bumper shifted up slightly and has cracked the grille in two places, so much for being Mint now
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Where did you get your steering wheel from? What mileage has she done because she looks very nice and tidy
Jon.
Unlucky with the transit, looking for some 4x4 bullbars next????
My new toy bought on ebay for a princely sum of £230. Not bad me thinks for a completely original sisley with exception of two tyres. 39000 miles from new full service history (engine sweet as). Bit of cosmetic tin work and usual binding brakes to sort should be back on the road in the next month or so weather depending. Will post a pic of the results.
CheersWas listed on ebay on 10/06/08 Item number 130229889527. Located in Hexham in Northumberland which is a bonus as is only 20 miles away from me. 100 squid starting bid with no reserve had to be worth a shot so on went a bid of 300 squid didnt think I'd get it especially when he posted that it had 84 watchers.
Bought her A) Because I've always wanted another panda since the sad death of my last one
What happened to your last Panda out of interest?![]()
Combination of the the dreaded tin worm and the gearbox went into meltdown just before it needed mot'ing. couldn't afford to sort it as I was at college and money was limited. She was a g reg that was in my family all its life grandad bought it new then it went to dad who used it for towing a trailer to deliver firewood for the best part of 4 years. This is how hard a panda can be, the trailer will have on many occasions wieghed in excess of 1000 kg (the car only wieghs 800kg) travelling over rough terrain for the best part of 4 years nothing needed replacing other than the usual consumables associated with normal use, then I had her for a year and a half before gearbox gave up the ghost at 157,000
The second picture is of my other panda being worked on, up in swansea. That car is getting me worried, lots to do, not enough time...
I wouldn't worry. She's in a dry garage which is a big bonus!
And I love the set-up in the back of the 4x4. Wouldn't suit me because I occasionally have to put the rear seat down (I assume it's fitted to the car and can't come out?).
Jon.![]()