Newby From Portugal

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aralmeida

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hello!

I'm from Portugal and i love cars and specialy my car a Black Volvo S60.

Some time ago i meet a friend on a local Volvo fans Club and he is teatching me how to take care car's.

My friend is JGV and i suppose be in right hands to learn quick and well.

Motivation i have enough.

I cant wait for time to say: My car is the best "black" in all the Country.

Best Regards
 
:welcome

I'm so happy I'm not alone here anymore :-p

You'll find a bunch of helping guys here, at DC!

Now, you just have to start reading all the forums....from the beginning :lmfao
 
aralmeida said:
hello!

I'm from Portugal and i love cars and specialy my car a Black Volvo S60.

Some time ago i meet a friend on a local Volvo fans Club and he is teatching me how to take care car's.

My friend is JGV and i suppose be in right hands to learn quick and well.

Motivation i have enough.

I cant wait for time to say: My car is the best "black" in all the Country.

Best Regards
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:welcome

jgv certainly seems to know what he is doing so just follow his lead and you just might get to the point where you have the best black car in the country.

:cool
 
Whatever you do ----- DO NOT PARK WHERE HE PARKS --- He has possibly the worst luck in the world in that department.... Welcome to DC

Eric
 
jgv said:
:welcome

I'm so happy I'm not alone here anymore :-p

You'll find a bunch of helping guys here, at DC!

Now, you just have to start reading all the forums....from the beginning :lmfao
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But................................. there are lot's of them :rolleyes:

Let-me first have questions, later i use search.
If i have no aswer for my question i ask DC Guys:cool

My sleeps in Garage.

Thanks for reception:)
 
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You know groebuck, Portuguese is a hard language to learn....Or translate ;)

Boa Vinda means good coming!

Bem Vindo means Welcome (for a guy)

Bem Vinda means Welcome (for a female)

:-p
 
Allow me to add my greetings as well! :welcome

Nice to have you aboard.

I traveled your beautiful country by auto in 1969 (driving a Siat) and loved every minute. The southern coast is gorgeous.
 
Dr Groove said:
Allow me to add my greetings as well! :welcome

Nice to have you aboard.

I traveled your beautiful country by auto in 1969 (driving a Siat) and loved every minute. The southern coast is gorgeous.
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I suppose Seat not Siat
Seat it's a spanish car brand, recently aquired by VolksWagen group
 
It's Seat. By that time we lived in Angola and we came to Portugal on vacation as well (I was 3 yo) and my parents also rented a Seat.
 
Seat. OK.. One thing I remember was how very small it was. Of course this was in comparison with the cars in America at the time - boats on wheels!!! The stick shift was out of the dash not on the floor. First time I'd seen that. It was a new rental car that I got in Lisbon. By the time I handed it back in there must have been 2k miles on it. I drove through Spain and returned to cover half of Portugal. It was a great time.
 
European Cars compared with American cars are very very smals.
We dont have lot's of gas like America and the price of that was very high.
Here in Portugal the most popular segment cars are the smallers with 4 cylinders and 1.200cc/1.400cc with less than 100HP.
Hower roads are small too and if all the people have big cadillacs there is no space to drive on roads.:rolleyes:
 
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