n00blet
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Hi peeps. This looks a good landy community to join. I have an old 200TDI defender 90. Love it to bits but I am sure it's mission in life is to bankrupt me lol
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n00blet
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haha, yes I do have thick skin bud. 
n00blet
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No bud. It's just a chap I stumbled across when my landy had a fire. I was really impressed with the work he does. Most of it is event prep. I'm currently building his website.
This is him in the Tay Forest Challenge 2007.
http://img59.imageshack.us/i/tay20074.jpg/
n00blet
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I forgot to put up a pic of my landy. Here it is happily taking up all the room in our Sainsbury's motorcycle parking hehe
Alfresco
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Christ, thats a neat landy! Do you have a job or do you just spend all day working on that?
n00blet
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Cheers bud. I only work part time because I have Adult ADHD so basically all my cash goes in keeping that thing running lol
Engine is a bit tired. I'm welcomed every morning by a plume of blue smoke. You wouldn't know it to drive it though. Plenty of power.
I've only had it a year, passed my test in it! lol (late driver, 31 years old)
I don't know much about car mechanics but thankfully for communities like this I will be giving everything a go! I'll definitely want to get my hands dirty learning how this thing works and hopefully keep it going another 16 years!
Engine is a bit tired. I'm welcomed every morning by a plume of blue smoke. You wouldn't know it to drive it though. Plenty of power.
I've only had it a year, passed my test in it! lol (late driver, 31 years old)
I don't know much about car mechanics but thankfully for communities like this I will be giving everything a go! I'll definitely want to get my hands dirty learning how this thing works and hopefully keep it going another 16 years!
