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Vovchique
- Can find the S1 radio
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- Location: 58°31′30″ N 31°16′30″ E
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by Vovchique » Tue Apr 24, 2012 8:43 am
Jan-hendrik wrote:I love the photo of the XM - sitting low - in front of the church.
Could you tell me/us something about that location and how old the church building is?
No problem.
First of all You can see this church by Google-maps, 58°29′50.7″ N. 31°18′41.3″ E.
It was built about 1198, near Novgorod the Great (200km south from Petersbutg). Since 1992 - in UNESCO World Heritage list.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D6%E5%F0% ... 4%E8%F6%E5What is this, S1 radio?
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Jan-hendrik
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by Jan-hendrik » Wed Apr 25, 2012 10:40 am
Thanks for that, but I had a hard time reading the Wikipedia page
2000 XM 3.0 V6 24v Exclusive Auto Vert Vega - 86k km LHD RP8569
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Vovchique
- Can find the S1 radio
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by Vovchique » Mon Jul 09, 2012 7:17 pm
coolman_kk wrote:Hi Vovchique,
The your car looks great!
Do you have XM forum in Russia?
Yes, we do -
http://citroen.podolsk.ru/board2/What is this, S1 radio?
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Vovchique
- Can find the S1 radio
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by Vovchique » Mon Jul 09, 2012 7:19 pm
Jan-hendrik wrote:Thanks for that, but I had a hard time reading the Wikipedia page
Sorry, thought google can halp You a little, if don't - tell me, try to do something
What is this, S1 radio?
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captainhaddock
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by captainhaddock » Tue Jul 10, 2012 5:16 pm
Nice! XM and CX in Russia, must be very very rare. Even more so than in Ireland!:) Happy motoring!
