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hi, new guy from Poland
« on: February 05, 2009, 12:05:35 PM »
My name is Konrad from Gostyń, Poland. I'm 27. I'm a lab technician in an automotive industry. I share a 126p 1992 650e with my younger brother and own a Pug 206cc. The car belonged to our aunt for many years a drove only to work and back. Generaly it is not a bad condition, but rust is comming out on the side skirts and under side windows. It ran over 71 000 km now.
It is a well equiped car as for an 126 in polish version, you (for example english) maight not know that export cars were better equiped than polish local market. So it has a windshield went fan, adjustable seats, heated rear window (yes! not all had that), opened side rear windows, and wiper speed regulation.  Thats it about the car.
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1 flying tile began a series of windshield changes which ended up on 4 in first month of ownership, 4th still stays on
2 after paint polishing and tires and rims painting
3 chess roof took half a day
4 12'' fiat alloys 4 days of work to restore, white blinkers, chrome wipers,
 still in the basemanet chrome bumpers and ski roof rack wainting to be installed
 also black and white chess seat covers are planned to get in
thats about it - tymczasem...
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #1 on: February 05, 2009, 12:24:25 PM »
Hello Konrad  (-*
I like your 126, it looks just like mine, except mine is a BIS. Over here in Cro we also got the less equipped version (apperently they didnt think we were west Europe lol  :D ), none of that equipment you mentioned, ive installed the rear opening windows just yesterday, and i plan to get all that extra stuff eventually... anyway hope to read more about your car... later...

p.s. i didnt quite understand, what happened to the 4 windshields?  :P
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #2 on: February 05, 2009, 12:52:06 PM »
about the windshields again ... i know my english is not perfect
during the first month of having the 126  we had to change windshields 4 times
first because of the tile
second just broke wiyh no reason a week later
third was bought very fast there was no time to look for a good one and it was to scrached (pooy vision at sun light)
so eventauly we bought 4th and it ok for now
cost of every windsheild was 10 zl  ;D about 2 puonds (all used bought on scrapyard ofcourse) thats also why i like this car everty thing is cheap like sh...
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #3 on: February 05, 2009, 01:16:16 PM »
No luck eh? hope the 4th holds...
Parts are still cheap and easy to come by, but are getting more expensive... well at least out side of Poland...
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #4 on: February 05, 2009, 02:07:52 PM »
as for equipment the far west the better equipment was  ;)
the parts are still cheap when you search on scrapyards, new parts are becomming an expensiv and rare market. 5 years ago there was no problems with scrapyard parts but last years were an acellerated process of removing 126ers from streets because of their low value and now you have to hunt for good stuff specially from older models. I my self gave my white 126 1989 650E to scrapyard 5 years ago. But there still lots to find. For example i got an almost new roof rack from my friend for a pack of coffe, also a polish ski roof rack for fiats for free from another guy, the 12'' alloy whells (with 2 good tyres on it) you see on the picture i bought at a scrap yard for 140 zł + renovation cost (about 40 euro) and the chepest you can buy now are 70 euro before renovation to 250 euro renovated and they are very rare.
where can i see your bis pictures ?
we don't have much bises in poland we prefered aircooled thats why bis didn't make it on production as long as 126p.
but i see some in my town maybe 5 or so.
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #5 on: February 05, 2009, 02:50:42 PM »
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #6 on: February 05, 2009, 05:09:11 PM »
hi mate its nice to see a pole looking in on the forum , and good to see you have some proper 126 alloys on your car!!!

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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #7 on: February 05, 2009, 05:29:24 PM »
thanks for welcoming boys hope to stay here i see you have lots of ideas

bis13 your machine looks like a beast looking at avatar where can i see more pics?

gordon were did you buy these clear headlights? how does it shine?
anyway your bis looks very good

if any one wants to have colored (red/blue/gray/white) blinkers front/side od matching taillight i can arrange

and another thing how can i put pictures in the message window, i did the attachment option it taks only 82kb and thats to small for a foto story
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #8 on: February 05, 2009, 05:53:12 PM »
bis 13 i've seen some of your pictures and i see you had some nice 12'' alloy too ;)
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #9 on: February 05, 2009, 06:08:05 PM »
 :) Very interesting information and pictures. Do not worry about your english language as it is fine & I would guess that it is a little bit better than our ability to speak Polish.  [-/

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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #10 on: February 05, 2009, 07:16:54 PM »
gordon were did you buy these clear headlights? how does it shine?
anyway your bis looks very good

i got it from a guy in Zagreb, who went to Belgrade, Serbia, to buy them, the lad who bought them is a member of the Yugo fan club, so he bought a few dozen and then sold it to the rest. i dont know where you could get them, other than the store in SRB, i have the adress if you want it... ;)
they shine just as good as the originals, so far no one has flashed their lights at me 8)

You can post pics by using image hosting sites like ImageShack, photobucket, and so on...
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #11 on: February 05, 2009, 07:41:42 PM »
or maybe far better  8)
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #12 on: February 05, 2009, 07:45:21 PM »
gordan does it have a company name on it? or country of origin maybe i could find them in taiwan or china?
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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #13 on: February 05, 2009, 08:01:30 PM »
Witam! FAjnie widziec tu Polakow na lamach forum.Mieszkalem w Polsce 13 lat, ale moja gramatyka jest straszna.I pisownia tez.  :oops:

Szukam kilku czesci do kaszlaka, dam ci znac jakie dokladnie i moze uda ci sie je namierzyc. ;D


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Re: hi, new guy from Poland
« Reply #14 on: February 05, 2009, 08:12:42 PM »
witaj dajwid
gramatyka i pisownia very good ;)
ja mam 2 braci w uk szwagra dwoch kumpli i mnostwo roznego rodzaju rodziny i znajomych zreszta jak kazdy polak teraz.
a ty kiedy wyjechałeś?
z czesciami zobaczymy co sie uda mam teraz jeszcze pare drobiazgów
radio safari 5 - niewiem jeszcze czy dziala ale wyglada idealnie
i wzkaznik ladowania i temperatury tez jaeszcze nie sprawdzony
mam namiar na takie felgi jak moje plus chrom zderzak jesli jestes zainteresowany

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