Thread: I am very pleased

Enjoy it, it may be fine

Originally Posted by 7mm Rem Mag

Enjoy it, it may be fine

Don't tease him like that...

Nah, it should be fins as long as you don't let the smoke out of the electrics

seen plenty of them in our shop id just insure it for a decent amount and leave it unlocked somewhere if your lucky someone might be dumb enough to steal it

I hear the drive to the "Poor Knights" is a good one?

42nd traverse would be a good one.

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Originally Posted by gadgetman

Other than the places already mentioned, keep within the vehicles capabilities.

Supermarket

Drive Though

Fuel Stations

Drive through Rotorua! I dare ya... I double dare ya...!

Did you fellas see that Land Rover NZ dealers have just announced a promotion? You get a fully vaccinated, certified, pedigree gun dog, several breeds available, your choice while stocks last. Then you don’t have to walk home alone!

Even in the rangie you'd still have to drive from the back seat wouldn't ya @Solo ;-)

Originally Posted by GWH

Even in the rangie you'd still have to drive from the back seat wouldn't ya @Solo ;-)

I tried that in my 626. Didn't work as well as people seemed to think it would, but having legroom was surreal.

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Other than the places already mentioned, keep within the vehicles capabilities.

Supermarket

Drive Though

Fuel Stations

you forget ot add driveway!breing it to my place ,ive got a mound of shit and clay on mine as drainlayers etc install a new fangled sewerage sump&pump!

Originally Posted by Dorkus

That's Horatio Hornblower. A legend amongst men!

It's Ioan Gruffudd, he played Horatio Hornblower in the series Hornblower:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ioan_Gruffudd

If it's from the time BMW had a go at educating English car workers about quality - likely be OK.
In London recently, saw one and was told by a local that Landies are known as 'Chelsea Tractors'.
Very few Jap 4x4's or Utes - most Utes were Tritons - go figure.

A lady walks into a Land Rover dealership. She browses around, spots the Top-of-the-line Range Rover and walks over to inspect it. As she bends over to feel the fine leather upholstery, she inadvertently breaks Wind. Very embarrassed, she looks around nervously to see if anyone has noticed her little accident and prays that a sales person doesn't pop up right now. As she turns around, her worst nightmare materializes in the form of a salesman standing right behind her. Cool as a cucumber and displaying complete professionalism, the salesman greets the lady With, "Good day, Madame. How may we help you today?" Very uncomfortably, but hoping that the salesman may just not have been there at the time of her accident, she asks, "Sir, what is the price of this lovely vehicle?" He answers, "Madam, if you farted just touching it, you are going to shit yourself when I tell you the price."

Originally Posted by WallyR

If it's from the time BMW had a go at educating English car workers about quality - likely be OK.
In London recently, saw one and was told by a local that Landies are known as 'Chelsea Tractors'.
Very few Jap 4x4's or Utes - most Utes were Tritons - go figure.

The BMW regin of Land Rovers were some of the worst.
The P38 Range Rover is basically what gave (or confirmed) Range Rovers to be unreliable.

I call them christmas trees, because they usually have all these pretty coloured lights flashing on the dash