Hello from Hungary!
04-22-2008, 06:27 AM
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Hello from Hungary!
Hello everyone,
I'm from Hungary, I have a '92 SSe, it runs good, but it looks so bad.
That'* why I'm looking for parts and information here, but the shipping to here costs horrible amount of money in most cases.
I have already did the headlamp high beam/low beam trick, now I can see the road in dark also.
If anybody needs anything from Hungary, just PM me, I will help for sure. Okay, I know this has a chance about 0.1%, but who knows....
Have a great day,
I'm from Hungary, I have a '92 SSe, it runs good, but it looks so bad.
That'* why I'm looking for parts and information here, but the shipping to here costs horrible amount of money in most cases.
I have already did the headlamp high beam/low beam trick, now I can see the road in dark also.
If anybody needs anything from Hungary, just PM me, I will help for sure. Okay, I know this has a chance about 0.1%, but who knows....
Have a great day,
04-22-2008, 10:55 AM
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Re: Hello from Hungary!
Originally Posted by Alf
If anybody needs anything from Hungary, just PM me, I will help for sure
Welcome to the club, how much is fuel per litre over there?
04-22-2008, 10:57 AM
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Re: Hello from Hungary!
Originally Posted by Alf
If anybody needs anything from Hungary, just PM me, I will help for sure. Okay, I know this has a chance about 0.1%, but who knows....
Have a great day,
Have a great day,
Welcome to the club.
04-23-2008, 02:47 AM
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@ sandrock
I'm hungarian, and I have no relation to any military organization or similar.
Sooner or later I would like to go to the states with my family, but it'* difficult even if I'm an IT specialist...
@ Red Rocket
Hungary has about 2-3 million cars, and there'* only two Bonnies from the '90'*. I know about two or three from the '70'* and '80'* altogether.
@ PontiacDad
For sure.
Please, fasten your seatbelts. Octane 95 (which is the cheapest) is about $1.80 per litre!
@ agrazela
Slivovitz is originally from the Chech republic if I remember well, and it'* made from plum. We call it "pálinka", which is basically the same, but we "cook" this not from only plum, but everything we can catch. Are you still interested?
@ everyone
Thanks very much for the warm welcome, I really enjoy this place!
I'm hungarian, and I have no relation to any military organization or similar.
Sooner or later I would like to go to the states with my family, but it'* difficult even if I'm an IT specialist...
@ Red Rocket
Hungary has about 2-3 million cars, and there'* only two Bonnies from the '90'*. I know about two or three from the '70'* and '80'* altogether.
@ PontiacDad
For sure.
Please, fasten your seatbelts.
Octane 95 (which is the cheapest) is about $1.80 per litre!@ agrazela
Slivovitz is originally from the Chech republic if I remember well, and it'* made from plum. We call it "pálinka", which is basically the same, but we "cook" this not from only plum, but everything we can catch.
Are you still interested?@ everyone
Thanks very much for the warm welcome, I really enjoy this place!
04-23-2008, 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by Alf
@ agrazela
Slivovitz is originally from the Chech republic if I remember well, and it'* made from plum. We call it "pálinka", which is basically the same, but we "cook" this not from only plum, but everything we can catch. Are you still interested?
Slivovitz is originally from the Chech republic if I remember well, and it'* made from plum. We call it "pálinka", which is basically the same, but we "cook" this not from only plum, but everything we can catch.
Are you still interested?
) As I recall, what I had was made from cherries, and it was oh, so good!