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Vecchio 07-01-2009, 08:28
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predefinito rialzo anda 4x4

salve a tutti volevo chiedere se qualcuno sa come rialzare la ppanda 4x4 con qualche kit o qualche soluzione artigianale? ciao
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Vecchio 07-01-2009, 21:10
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Ciao e benvenuto nel Forum.

Ti segnalo che nella sezione Fiat - Panda4x4 il tema di cui chiedi è stato oggetto di molteplici ed interessantissime indicazioni da parte di vari Amici, che le hanno peraltro sperimentate con successo sui propri mezzi.

Cerca in particolare nella sezione "Archivio", nella quale è allocata la precedente versione del Sito web; in essa ci sono dettagliati thread tematici dedicati all'argomento rialzo.
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Vecchio 10-01-2009, 14:58
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Bravo Antonio,hai dato un buon consiglio all'amico,lo tratteremo bene,gli faremo crescere la panda di almeno 5 cm....garantito
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Vecchio 25-01-2009, 21:03
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complimenti raga..avete un mezzo semplice ma affascinante per via della sua semplicita'....( la semplicita' e' lo sforzo del genio..l'ultimo traguardo del saggio ) anche io volevo prendere una panda 4x4 ..poi con 2mila euro ho trovato una feroza...ugualmente carina e modesta ma con le ridotte...le panda me le facevano pagare molto per via che sono ricercate da cacciatori e pescatori e donne che abitano in montagna.....se avesse le ridotte sarebbe un mezzo eccezionale ...anche perche' molto leggero.....sulla via del sale ne abbiamo incontrata una che aveva sbattutto la ruota anteriore contro un masso..l'abbiamo aiutato a raddrizzare il braccetto...ha cambiato ruota e se ne e' andato...grende......
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