biketeacherdave
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Think we need one of these
P38A looks fun
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wil2813
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that looks ace! Sliding around like a pig In shï*.
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Now I don't own a Range Rover any more (sob...sniff...whimper) Can the girlfriend and I act as support vehicles in our 110's - All Camel Trophy-esque...??
Rick-the-Pick
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Saint, You can be the tea boy watching from the side.
biketeacherdave
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I like the start where all you can see in the rear view mirror are p38s what nob brought a jeep ?
Mr S1
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Check this one out - not a Rangie (sorry !) but a cool play in the mud and snow for a Defender & couple of Disco's
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lol, thanks for the uplifting and encouraging support Rick
......how about the water boy - in similar vain to Adam Sandlers' film??
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Won't we need the 110 to tow us home?
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Much more pleasant on a motorway at 70 MPH going somewhere than wriggling around a muddy field and most of the time going nowhere. .
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Yeah, but where's the fun Tony.....Much more pleasant on a motorway at 70 MPH going somewhere than wriggling around a muddy field and most of the time going nowhere.
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There is a certain satisfaction in cruising along effortlessly at 70 or so to get to the airport to catch an holiday flight or go away for the weekend. Driving around muddy fields has never turned me on to be honest. Each to their own. Don't forget a P38 is for road use with occasional as needed off road capability. It is not an off road vehicle for occasional road use.
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Dopey tried to get one together but everyone bottled it.
Then there's the Landyzone event each year but only 3 P38s turned up!
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There is a certain satisfaction in cruising along effortlessly at 70 or so to get to the airport to catch an holiday flight or go away for the weekend. Driving around muddy fields has never turned me on to be honest. Each to their own. Don't forget a P38 is for road use with occasional as needed off road capability. It is not an off road vehicle for occasional road use.
That said it is surprisingly good off road. The only real issue is the lack of diff-lock so when you get in a ruts it can be hard as hell to get out again. Better with a ton or wood in the back.
biketeacherdave
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Well I'm gonna try again this year to make it but best made plans and all that
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Everyone else had EAS problems and the L322's had gearbox and electronics gremlins
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