jimbot90
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ner ner ne ner ner!tw@t!
Are you ready for the Winter?
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gemsdad
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gemsdad
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Beast o Bodmin
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whatever you poof,i work outside every day when im not in trattor.try 50mph rain allday building a hedge in the mud.you have no right to state your work ethics cos your work is ****e for a start ya duff old blind get....so you sit in a nice warm jcb cab or such like
i work outside 60% of the time had to work in a **** load of bad wind and rain this weekend (got soaked twice on saturday) so dont need no blanket around me legs
howardo
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The freelander is a proper landrover! the feckin cheek of it. It will prove its a proper landy by failing its MOT shortly.
Yes I would like a 110.
Its not my pride, its that my freelander is such a good vehicle.
howardo
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Beast o Bodmin
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gavbriggs
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in the general theme of getting landies ready for winter, ive had my butler program my mobile communication device with various numbers for p38 breakers, he's swapped the hamper for blankets, in the family colours of course, and he's put on a few punds so he doesn't collapse/need food when he has to convey me to safety!
i'll get him to put on a few extra layers to in case i need to strip him to keep warm!!!
i'll get him to put on a few extra layers to in case i need to strip him to keep warm!!!
howardo
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hahaha right, at least you said it! once you get yer defender you will realise, and slate gaylander like the rest of us.
a freelander, its kinda like the "lite" range for landys
and yea a freelander is an ok vehicle, just not on par with the defender
gwon, yet yerself one, you wont regret it (in the first few weeks)
howardo
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hahaha right, at least you said it! once you get yer defender you will realise, and slate gaylander like the rest of us.
a freelander, its kinda like the "lite" range for landys
and yea a freelander is an ok vehicle, just not on par with the defender
gwon, yet yerself one, you wont regret it (in the first few weeks)
I've driven loads of defenders so I know what they are like. I won't slate freelanders because I know how good they can be if looked after. The freelander suits my needs at present and is a damn good landrover.
I like the iconic image of the defender, it looks like what a landrover should look like.
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yu mean a Series?
howardo
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I see the 90s and 110s as the evolution of the series, series4 if you will.
te be fair up till 1998 the defender was just an evolved series II, even with te engine. in 98 with the td5 and the newish half acceptable interior things changed, and the puma has really finished it with a bonnet bulge and no flaps.
but yea, i would say a pre 98 defender still got the iconic landy shape
landybird
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i'll have the same things in me series that i have all the time, bath towel to sit on when i'm soaking wet tea towel for mopping up the drips, couple of spanners, spare oil and water, starter handle jack and block of wood, tow strap and me mobley to call for help
tea towel for mopping up the drips, couple of spanners, spare oil and water, starter handle jack and block of wood, tow strap and me mobley to call for help
