쇼크업소버 교환 수리 사례

2026. 8. 29. 작업

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J4CKO said: Yes, put your offspring in 30 odd year old biscuit tins with zero safety features in a world of 2.5 ton cars. We were selling an original 500 and some daft old bugger rang up to enquire about it for this grandaughter to do a 100 mile trip each way to Uni, he said it was perfect, no it wastn, unless you want her stranded, or dead. Its got a certain 1990s Greek rental car chic going on but they had zero cred back when new, an off brand Panda, when the actual Panda was not very desirable, I know people witter on about them now but the done *have* to drive it now, these were miserable

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I once had a type of Fiat Panda in 1989, my 22nd car, a Fiat Panda 45 900cc, red with DKR grey underneath from 1981.I bought it on the advice of my family, who often shouted, "Why don't you buy a normal car for once... much more economical, then you can save up for a better (read: more expensive) sporty car" (I always had something sporty).Never listen to non-car enthusiasts; anyway, I bought that thing for a nice price, it still looked very good. That week I had to go to the other side of the country to Amsterdam for an assignment, so I thought, damn, that saves a lot, instead of 1 in 5, now 1 in 25 or something? (forgotten). Anyway, I drove 2 hours to Amsterdam and 2 hours back; my back was broken by those camping chairs. Man, oh man, I immediately put the thing up for sale again, sold it the same week and made a 500 guilder profit haha, never again! I don't even have a picture of it, at least not on my desktop.I think those later models had better seats. If I were ever to buy an interim car now, I think it would be a manual Smart ForTwo from after 2014 with 75 or 90 hp; they are only about 2.75 meters long and weigh 750+ kg? And they look unexpectedly good, so much better than previous Smarts, you can even get them with a soft top roof.And ow, they are RWD if your garage is 6 meters long, you can stock up 2 of those Edited by GTRene on Thursday 27th August 18:31