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StickyWombat

StickyWombat

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Hi there to all, just wanted to share that I can vouch that dreams definitely do come true as I'm finally (after three decades of dreaming) the 'more than happy' owner of a Land Rover, a 1996 Discovery 2.5 TDI :D I work full-time as a professional wildlife artist and hope to one day have the nerve to do a little off-roading. Looking forward to getting to know LR club members :)
 
Thats what i thought when i bought my 300 tdi :bounce: cost me a fortune and tore me hair out at times but love is blind! Enjoy and welcome!:D
 
robint said:
hope you took someone hwo knows there landrovers with you then or you just may have bought a load of pound signs to put it right welcome by the way
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Hi there and thanks for your 'welcome'. I bought my landy from a friend, he's a mechanic and has kept it in really good condition etc having had all it's services/passed MOT's etc. It wasn't really for sale in the first place but he knew I was after one and he'd got his heart set on a motorbike and the rest is history so they say ;)
 
Silverlandy said:
Thats what i thought when i bought my 300 tdi :bounce: cost me a fortune and tore me hair out at times but love is blind! Enjoy and welcome!:D
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Thanks for your 'welcome' and yep I do intend to enjoy my LR to the full and if that means donning some overalls and learning how to weld then I'm all for it - life's a continuous learning curve that we should ride like the crest of a wave! ;)
 
Welcome to the madhouse, Kerry.

There's just two things you need to know about owning a Land Rover:

a) If it ain't broke, it soon will be

b) If it is broke, there'll be someone on this forum that knows how to fix it

And if you need any tools, let me know.
 
awillemsen said:
Welcome to the madhouse, Kerry.

There's just two things you need to know about owning a Land Rover:

a) If it ain't broke, it soon will be

b) If it is broke, there'll be someone on this forum that knows how to fix it

And if you need any tools, let me know.
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Ah thanks for that Andrew :D 2.5 tonne car ramps and a crawler board at the ready, mm as for tools now let me take a second look at my birthday wish list ;)
See you later :)
 
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