Living Room - Enclosed
Inspiration for a mid-sized modern enclosed vinyl floor living room remodel with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a plaster fireplace
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so, I found out about the fact that apparently the fiat panda, has been getting 4x4 variants today.
and I thought them to be too interesting not to share them with the world. Which was the moment I realized that you may be the best way of doing that, as you probably also have some cool, and weird facts/opinions about this weirdly amazing, and surprisingly cool looking car.
Indeed I do, and I wrote them up in this post! And if you feel bad about not having seen that post and/or thought to search for Fiat Panda on my blog (we are assuming that the search function would work, though, which as I found is not at all a guarantee even when you explicitly search for a tag I have used verbatim), worry not - as not only are you going to get more Panda words out of me than you could possibly have asked for, but you gave me the chance to post about an incredible detail about the original Panda I had forgotten to mention there!
See, there are cars where the front and rear windows roll down electrically (not electronically, by the way, those are two different things) as standard. There are cars (yes, even today) in which the front windows roll down electrically as standard, but the rear windows that roll down electrically are an optional extra. And then there was the Mk1 Panda, in which... all the windows were manual only, you might guess I'm going to say. But no: surprisingly, they were offered with optional electric front windows.
The rear windows though?
You got a hinge that opened up this much.
Now, I should note this is not that unique, such windows have been used by cars as upmarket as the Accord Aerodeck and as modern as the first generation Toyota Aygo/Peugeot 107/Citroën C1 (they were the same basic car), and even some minivans for the third row seats - it's what you do when space or other constraints make rolling the window into the body impossible; and having been in the back of an Aygo I can also attest that they are reasonably effective.
So no, the Mk1 Panda is not the only car that had such a rear window.
However it is the only car I know of in which it wasn't standard.
That's right, the Fiat Panda was so goddamn basic that a manual rear window that didn't roll down was an option. Absolutely amazing. I love this car.
Links in blue are posts of mine about the topic in question - if you liked this post, you might like those!
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This is where Cherry wants to put the kitchen, but right now neither Tyler nor I really know how to make that happen right now. 😅 We'll think on it! And stick the new refrigerator in the back corner for now...
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i was asking about the truck and why we weren't seeing it during the last two eps as his vehicle but ah yes. how could i forgot Heon totaled it and at least four others while getting jumped in the parking garage of Mi Ryeo's building
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how can the police be called a dozen times due to DV & Ur still like “ohhh we’ll have a talk with him” i don’t think that will do anything i think he’s just going to beat on people some more TBH
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My organizational skills are truly unparalleled, I've got the HTTYD Death or Glory poem on the same .odt file as the first two chapters of "We'll meet again on Hero's end" sandwiched in between two different iterations of the first chapters of the same completely unrelated original story whose synopsis I need to describe extremely carefully in order to keep the vast majority of its characters from sounding like creeps.
Also there's a single sentence of a science fiction story I no longer recall a single thing about on the last page, for some reason.
the file's name is Sll3'sHmFrMispM which i swear wasn't a random keysmash when I named it
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