You can here them weeping from here!

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Skinny Mike

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Well the last Defender has rolled off the production line, the tratter boys all have their flags at half mast and are crying into their shandy's while their sheep baa longingly, unattended in the fields waiting for their feed. But good news lads! I've heard a museum have bought the last one. They're going to remove all the fluids, so it won't leak. Then put it in an hermetically sealed glass box so it won't rust. They reckon it'll last a whole year before it needs taking out for a full nut and bolt rebuild. Mike
 
It is really a sad day. End of an era, like Concorde's last flight.

You couldn't really replace Concorde - viable/economic tech just isn't there (I don't think) - but it does amaze me that there isn't a replacement Defender!
 
A few years back I broke down in the middle of fecking nowhere. The local farmer pulled my wreck off the road with his 130 double cab, then gave us a lift into town in his Jeep Cherokee. I suppose if I break down there again in the future, he may give me another ride in a Jeep - but it'll be a Toyota that pulls the car off the road - sad!
 
Yeah, but where's the fun in that? I mean, who needs a driveway that's just one colour.

BTW, did you get any of that snow the other day?I know a lot landed on the eastern seaboard, but don't know how far it spread.
We've had over a foot of snow for a couple of months. Just over an inch fell last night and we've got a good storm on its way from the west coast that should arrive tonight. Another 6 inches could come out of that one.
 
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