[quote="Sascha"](...)and getting it registered on the blue license plates it deserves. Certainly an unusual vehicle for that. :)
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Polisch blue plates? 8) :D That seems great!

Congratulations and welcome here on forum. A15 with equiped roof trank should survive with cover on solid basement - it seems to be good air circulation at top, and no much humidity on bottom. Just try to make as much You can gap between cover and car body.

Hi!

Looks like I'm one of the few international owners that purchased a Żuk. [url=http://forum.polskiedostawczaki.pl/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=1282]Marcin[/url] was so kind of selling me one of his babies with a "Żukload" of incredibly valuable information as well as a link to this forum! :)

[img]https://www.dropbox.com/s/97unfanho1dnrq6/YdH2IcgA.jpeg?raw=1[/img]

Currently I'm a bit overwhelmed by the whole task and see what the future brings. The Żuk certainly needs a lot of attention but it working on it is half as much fun as driving it, it shouldn't be too hard...

Next task on the list is to work out a proper rain/snow cover and getting it registered on the blue license plates it deserves. Certainly an unusual vehicle for that. :)

Bests,
Sascha