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| Team-BHP Support ![]() | Hey Steeroid...a T-bhp member has one of those in very good condition. Now try and get him to hand over the keys!
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My Padmini S1 is a Deluxe BU. So it has the Nissan all-synchromesh gearbox, adjustable bucket seats with backrest-tilt, extendable headrests, seatbelts and pale green tinted glasses. When I took delivery of the new car from the showroom, in Dasara 1995, it was Imperial Maroon color with grey upholstery and grey pile carpeting. The red, white and blue paintwork was done in Feb. 2004. I was under the impression that all S1s had Nissan componentry. I realize from you that it's only the deluxe models that are so. Last edited by Ram : 24th January 2006 at 11:28. | |
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| BHPian | oooh! i remember the good old premier padmini aka fiat so well!!! Yeah, i know the car was very noisy, absolutely no performance, handling and braking but u know people who have owned padminis have always abused them including myself but i still have a softcorner for this car. i don't know a car which has been a successful family car, rally car, taxi, tourist taxi, government car in its heydays. there are so many enthusiasts in this country who would prefer to mod a secondhand fiat with fat tyres, loud exhausts (which sound awesome) and even nitrous kits. i want all bhpians to share their experiences about the padmini, good and mostly bad. We are abusing the padminis (and the ambys) because many of them still exist. This is a phenomenon which is associated all great and not so great classic cars when they are many in numbers on the road and when only a handful examples are left on the roads people start apreciating these cars and turn them into collector's items overnight. from bikes, a classic example in india is the yamaha rd350. But all i can say is that i can vouch for the repairability of the padmini (not the reliabilty of the car) and is still a good canvas for some really extreme modifications.... Last edited by salilpawar1 : 15th May 2006 at 18:10. |
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| BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Delhi
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| Hey guys !! We have graduated from Padminis - M800 - NE118 - Santro - Chevy Aveo and trust me except the modern cars NE118 was the best and even today's Esteem cannot give you a ride and the gearbox feel of that quality. Nissan engine was a gem of an engine. The car failed bcoz of it being prone to rust and often electrical breakdowns. I still remember how crazy i was for NE118 that i wanted to buy a brand new one in 1999 even though we had 1 in the family. After selling it in 2002 when we bought a Santro i was **** scared while driving it bcoz i had got so used to the low centre of gravity and exceptional ride of my 118NE. NE simply rocks. |
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| Senior - BHPian | I was going thorugh the classifieds in an issue of 'Classic & Sports Car' (I just cannot stop dreaming and buying cars in my dreams when I get an issue of it) when I spotted an ad for a Fiat 1100 (identical to the Padmini S1), in which the owner mentioned that these things, due to their tuning potential, were often raced in Italy, and found good use as cheap'n' cheerful race cars. I need more information about this Italian version of the Padmini's race career. I will be doing my own research, but I just wanted to ask you guys, (and knowledgable people like Mr ram) what they know. Cheers, Islero
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| Newbie Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Palakkad
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| Note from the Team-BHP Support Staff : Do make sure that you provide the references/original source for every piece of material that has been taken from another website/publication, to give credit to the original author. We advice you to read the Announcements and Board Rules section before proceeding any further. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_1100 Last edited by Samurai : 16th May 2006 at 10:37. |
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| Senior - BHPian | great write up ram, infcat i learnt driving on a 118ne and a gypsy, the 118 being the first car i drove. Quote:
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| Distinguished - BHPian ![]() | Mod EDIT: No need to quote the entire post. This material is from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_1100 Last edited by Samurai : 16th May 2006 at 10:38. |
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