Casper jensen

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Hi there.
I'm a danish guy who is about to make my second LR. My first on was a series 3 station wagon with a 2.25 petrol. It was a car that I built with my dad and because he was pretty oldscool the car was pretty much original. So here at the second time I'll think i will go more offroad and mad:) i have replaced all of the suspension,bushes,driveshaft,a frame,all bearings. So all of the underneath is done an now i have started on the body. And in my serach for inspiration og the net i found a picture of a guy who have this "thing" on his bonnet. I thought it would look pretty cool on my new def. I could replace it with the puma bonnet but i think this is more fun an a bit different.
So there is no one here in denmark that can tell me where to buy it. I thought you lovley gents could help a young dane out. I have attached a foto so you guys could see what all the fuzz i about.(And it is not the turtle I'm missing;-) )
Regards casperView attachment 122148
 
Hello Jasper Button. Welcome to Loonyzone and, from what I think you are saying, your definitely in the correct place :p I think that what you are asking is, you have found an interesting picture on the Internet, which clearly shows that an owner of a metallic red early defender has managed to bolt a significant proportion of his dust bin lid onto his bonnet. :( Having completed this modification, he discovered that it was a fine place for his sisters tortoise to pass away the day. ... So far I am with you, but why on your Gods earth would you willingly think about putting a big lump of plastic on your own car. o_O My Danish is not very good, as you may well have guessed from this posting. :oops: Could it be that the Dane people transport department insist that all Dane people carry a big lump of molten rubber on the bonnet? :p Have a good day Mr Button and, thank goodness for Google translate :D
 
Hello Alan.
Being English guy from merry village called England outside London, I too struggle to speak Bacon. I tried to click on the pornographic image but I do not have permission to look.:oops:
 
Hello Alan.
Being English guy from merry village called England outside London, I too struggle to speak Bacon. I tried to click on the pornographic image but I do not have permission to look.:oops:

I use to live in a merry little village outside Manchester. This place was known as Bolt on. Then someone decided to start taking the micky and killed off Uncle Fred and started to clear the natural fauna and some of the floras as well. :) Now, you can't see a single big chimley anywhere on th't landscape.:( All the lodges are dried up and the fish have been turned into Bomba Duck :mad:. It were a proper grand place. The air was fresh as a volcano in spring time. Nat Lofthouse was number one in the hit parade..... Oh times were good :eek:. No ponogography at that time.
 
No ponogography at that time.
Are you sure I thought Bolt on was rife for seedy adventurers especially when Flossy Mulgrew came waling past selling her wares;). A glimpse of her ankles normally had the Lancashire police follow behind to capture would be buyers:confused::rolleyes::eek::cool:
 
Hod on a minnit!
This started orft as a serri-arse rekwest frelp from one of vempeeps wot we buyed our bacon from wen we wuz told we couldn't get it anymore from our Aunti Pode mates and cobbers!
Pleeze can us get back on track??
JFI Iwuz raddished by one of them there bootiful, blonde Danish girls, many years ago!
I was younger then ... ;););)
 
Are you sure I thought Bolt on was rife for seedy adventurers especially when Flossy Mulgrew came waling past selling her wares;). A glimpse of her ankles normally had the Lancashire police follow behind to capture would be buyers:confused::rolleyes::eek::cool:

You have the better of my Mr Saxavordin. :confused: Never heard of your Ms Flossy Mulgrew, sounds live a lovely girl.o_O You might be kind enough to introduce me. :rolleyes:
 
You have the better of my Mr Saxavordin. :confused: Never heard of your Ms Flossy Mulgrew, sounds live a lovely girl.o_O You might be kind enough to introduce me. :rolleyes:

It's all very well liking it John, but who the hell is Ms Flossy Mulgrew?

This is important. My dad used to be in the RAF. Too young to be a combatant but as an engineer, his job was to warm up the oil in the Spitfire aircraft whilst stood on the runway. I recall him telling me how he once enjoyed a run away trip because he had overdone the revs or something. :confused:
 

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