What you need is some Freelanders to test the routes too
Perhaps someone will volunteer
Freelanderers Required Urgently!
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What you need is some Freelanders to test the routes too
Perhaps someone will volunteer
What you need is some Freelanders to test the routes too
In which case I'm sure that Ginge and Bump would value input, also there was talk of being mindful of not scratching newer vehicles.
I think that the more input interested people have, the better the event
In which case I'm sure that Ginge and Bump would value input, also there was talk of being mindful of not scratching newer vehicles.
I think that the more input interested people have, the better the event
So do we have anyone laning Freelanders, they dont come in the Green Lane section very often
So do we have anyone laning Freelanders, they dont come in the Green Lane section very often
Look at the poster it has a muddy freelander on it
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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I'd like to see rows of Freelanders parked on the site whether they'd like to go laning or not.
There's lots of other entertainment :5bcheers2:
There's lots of other entertainment :5bcheers2:
I'd like to see rows of Freelanders parked on the site whether they'd like to go laning or not.
There's lots of other entertainment :5bcheers2:
Exactly it is about common interests and charity
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You is just scared of getting your arse Licked by a Freelanderer
uke2: uke:Why is L and K next to each other :doh:
Why is L and K next to each other :doh:
How rude
I expected a better standard in here
SES88
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Mine gets muddy, sometimes, spesh when I don't wash it
the_wolf
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I love the subtly placed duct tape holding the door on. You can't even see it
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Epicuser
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Or a rusty chassis
Skynet
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Actually Freelanders do surprisingly well in mud....
I bet SES88 hasn't got cable ties holding his slave cylinder in though...
Or the patches the Doc welded on your diff
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Those weren't patches. Those were big manly chunks of angle iron
