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Well I posted this already in another thread but Kestrel4x4 would like me to start a new one so here it is!

My name is Jimmy and I am from Bradford in England. I have owned a Panda 4x4 for around one month now. I have wanted one for several years, which was inspired by a holiday in Tuscany - we stayed near Bagni di Lucca, in a small village called Gombereto. We saw a lot of Pandas on the roads, and we travelled around a little from Viareggio to Florence (Firenze). After the holiday, I looked for a Panda but other things happened and we never managed to get one.

Then we moved to a new house which is on top of a hill and we have very bad snow in winter. A perfect excuse to get a Panda 4x4 finally!

I bought the car and joined the Fiat Forum to find out about my new car - I was very jealous to find that there had been a meeting in Lucca because that city was my favourite part of my Tuscany trip and I would love to go there again!

Still, I managed to attend a recent 4x4 event in England with the car and do some offroading and meet some of the fellow owners who were a great bunch of people.

I have work to do on the car but here is how it looks now - I hope to meet some more people from the international Panda community some day!




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Welcome!!

Welcome

Nice to meeting you Jimmy, welcome in our family

Hello Jimmy ... the panda with the sunroof makes me crazy ...!

Hello Jimmy ! Welcome to the one and only international Panda off road Club, the PORCI!
We can't wait to meet you at one of our next meeting days at Ciocco or elsewhere.

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Hello mate !!!!!

Welcome in our big family !!!

I'm happy to see you and your good Panda !!!


I'm sure we will meet somewhere in the next years, in Italy or in UK it doesn't matter !!

I offer you a good

Welcome

Congratulations and welcome Jimmy !!

Welcome !!

Welcome

Thanks for all the welcome messages guys! :)

Welcome fellow Northern chap!

I read your intro here and thought 'snap'. - We went on holiday near Lucca in 2013 and saw loads of Panda 4x4s ambling around.
By the end of the holiday both wife and daugher could spot whether the Panda ahead of us in the distance was two or four wheel drive (by the diff) and were shouting "4x4" when appropriate.

The rest is history. It was great to share some family Panda 4x4 fun with you in the Peak district, maybe in the future we'll all be together further afield..