liverpool-luke · Aug 6, 2011

got lots of projects on the go at the min, with work, wife, kids and 4 car's on the drive / road upsetting the neighbours I've come to the conclusion sadly the p38 is the best of the car's to part with, I was looking to LPG convert it but would cost me a few quid, I've got to put my spare cash into fixing the mrs's new motor so the ranger would be sat parked up for a while before the money came free to invest in it

the p38 is going to be listed in the for sale section so won't repeat the info here (I'm not sure if I can list it here)

Irishrover · Aug 6, 2011

Is this another example of buying a Range Rover, getting the problems sorted and then selling it straight afterwards ????? or is it my suspicious mind ?????
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liverpool-luke · Aug 6, 2011

I wish irish, haven't sorted all the problems out with it, just don't have the time to do them, hopping to break even on the car, just got so much on my plate at the min my toy has to go on the back burner would be there for so long due to lack of funding (gotta get my wife's car up to scratch before I can put money into my toy)

clarkie · Aug 7, 2011

liverpool-luke said:
got lots of projects on the go at the min, with work, wife, kids and 4 car's on the drive / road upsetting the neighbours I've come to the conclusion sadly the p38 is the best of the car's to part with, I was looking to LPG convert it but would cost me a few quid, I've got to put my spare cash into fixing the mrs's new motor so the ranger would be sat parked up for a while before the money came free to invest in it

the p38 is going to be listed in the for sale section so won't repeat the info here (I'm not sure if I can list it here)

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