stutab
Well-Known Member
sounds like another good night wiv 3.5 efi's sister
Shhh, I am picking up a rotten 3.5 efi classic in the morning
Shhh, I am picking up a rotten 3.5 efi classic in the morning
DiscoPol
Well-Known Member
Shhh, I am picking up a rotten 3.5 efi classic in the morning
he will still be 'taters deep in his sister then, let the old fella sleep for gods sake, he will have been busy making new interviewees for the Kyle show all night again.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Yer but no but you said: "probably better than me"
Doors fall off in the rain and no good orf road
Broadhempston area tree fun. - YouTube
ere, you had a bump on the head again?
Broadhempston area tree fun. - YouTube
ound::boink:I Don"t believe it!.
I"ve driven my Freelander for thousands of miles and the doors are always there at the end of a journey, but I"ll go out and have a quick look to make sure they are still there.
................................. Yeah, they are still there.
Next time I go out I will make a point of looking at all the other Freelanders and count how many have got doors missing!!!!
I"ve driven my Freelander for thousands of miles and the doors are always there at the end of a journey, but I"ll go out and have a quick look to make sure they are still there.
................................. Yeah, they are still there.
Next time I go out I will make a point of looking at all the other Freelanders and count how many have got doors missing!!!!
Vagrent
Yaaaar
Vagrent
Yaaaar
sounds like another good night wiv 3.5 efi's sister
Hhh
Singvogel
Well-Known Member
When I first was made aware of the doors propensity to detach in the wet, I saw their role as an 'automatically releasing escape hatch' in a flood or other catastrophy.
I just thought it was yet another clever LandRover safety feature in case you drove over the end of Wigan pier or fell off the Dover to Calais ferry.
Unfortunately it's not true it seems - The Amsterdam Canal Police inform me that Freelanders actually float and a propeller emerges from it's ar*e so powerfull that it can be used to tow water-skiers.
The 'rubbish off-road' story has also been proved to be a malicious rumour spread by members of the Ramblers Association in an attempt to reclaim the green lanes of Englandshire.
I just thought it was yet another clever LandRover safety feature in case you drove over the end of Wigan pier or fell off the Dover to Calais ferry.
Unfortunately it's not true it seems - The Amsterdam Canal Police inform me that Freelanders actually float and a propeller emerges from it's ar*e so powerfull that it can be used to tow water-skiers.
The 'rubbish off-road' story has also been proved to be a malicious rumour spread by members of the Ramblers Association in an attempt to reclaim the green lanes of Englandshire.
sorry, but what does that mean?
Freelaner
Landy Driver
DiscoPol
Well-Known Member
Thanks. I think?
fishlander
Active Member
Freelanders are not rubbish!!!,it's just people with other Landrovers don't know how to drive them properly!!!!!!!!:bolt:
:bolt:
fishlander
Active Member
fishlander
Active Member
Yeah,goes anywhere,any other Landrover will and does'nt handle like a boat on the road!!!
Freelaner
Landy Driver
Yeah,goes anywhere,any other Landrover will and does'nt handle like a boat on the road!!!
you spelled sense wrong
i am fully aware of what a freelander can do...i own one
fishlander
Active Member
you spelled sense wrong
i am fully aware of what a freelander can do...i own one
Fair play,sorry did'nt realise,my spelling is crap!!
