Freelander's to rescue Scotland
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storm99
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Scotland has its own what??
just as well Scotland didn't have that attitude when you were happy spending the income off their oil reserves to prop up the UK economy
ps. it's mostly all melted
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Scotland is part of the UK. and a lovely place.
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FFS Hippo for a start it would improve the looks (my opinion) secondly its a stupid idea, damage the road the council will sue ya damage another vehicle they will sue ya and as for ya insurance im sure they would love to know why you want to put a snow plough on your freelander to clear public roads, that is of course once they have stopped larfing at ya
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FFS Hippo for a start it would improve the looks (my opinion) secondly its a stupid idea, damage the road the council will sue ya damage another vehicle they will sue ya and as for ya insurance im sure they would love to know why you want to put a snow plough on your freelander to clear public roads, that is of course once they have stopped larfing at ya
I think snowplows should be fitted gaylanders.....and the other side of the plow should be fitted a double axel truck
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Cheers i left a bit off though................
YOU COCK DO YOU THINK THE COLOUR SUITS?
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What is the brief? Only once peeps know when and where it will be used can we speculate.
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Spec:
Plough a bit wider than a Freelander, 12 inch each side.
Able to slant left or right
Plough must have wheels at the bottom, on the car side, to stop it hitting the ground (and to please the comment several posts ago)
Must be yella wiff black stripes
Easily attachable to the front of a Freelander. Don't mind if a permanent bracket is fitted to the front of the Freelander, as this means we could be called on at short notice. Sort of rapid reaction force.
Plough curved so the snow is pushed to one side, and scoops over it's self.
Stong, and up to the job. Like the Freelander pushing it.
more to follow as me finks it up.
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Spec:
Plough a bit wider than a Freelander, 12 inch each side.
Able to slant left or right
Plough must have wheels at the bottom, on the car side, to stop it hitting the ground (and to please the comment several posts ago)
Must be yella wiff black stripes
Easily attachable to the front of a Freelander. Don't mind if a permanent bracket is fitted to the front of the Freelander, as this means we could be called on at short notice. Sort of rapid reaction force.
Plough curved so the snow is pushed to one side, and scoops over it's self.
Stong, and up to the job. Like the Freelander pushing it.
more to follow as me finks it up.
Hang on, you're serious about this aren't you...
Up until now I thought you were having a laugh, I mean, yer, why not, let's all drop what we're doing (you Freelander owners obviously), jump in our "Snowplough-Landers", fill up with fuel (at our own cost of course because that's the caring sort of people we (you) are, and pootle off to Scotland (or at least as far as we can manage) to help clear the roads!
BTW, you missed an option off your Poll:
Worst. Idea. E-VER
did anyone mention the snow has gone ?
the whole of Scotland will no doubt be sleeping a lot better knowing there's a fleet of Freelanders primed and ready
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