captainbeaky
Active Member
I used my red RRC to do the Christmas tree run for my parents and sister just after I bought it.
My niece insisted on coming with me in the rangie.
She sang "rudolf the red nose rangie" all the way home - and the name stuck!
When I rebuilt it, it became "Project Phoenix" for all the "foreigner" jobs that were done for it!
The 90 doesn't have a name yet, but the reg is FYG, so it'll probably get called "Figgy"
Right now, it's called "50 shades of bankruptcy" as I'm buying the bits for it...
My niece insisted on coming with me in the rangie.
She sang "rudolf the red nose rangie" all the way home - and the name stuck!
When I rebuilt it, it became "Project Phoenix" for all the "foreigner" jobs that were done for it!
The 90 doesn't have a name yet, but the reg is FYG, so it'll probably get called "Figgy"
Right now, it's called "50 shades of bankruptcy" as I'm buying the bits for it...
mikescuba
Well-Known Member
+1, It depends on the severity of the problem at the time.
Martin Goode
Member
The missus insists ours is referred to as Mr Len Drover. She's ever-so polite, you know!
Fattylewis
Active Member
My baby when she goes and " not a f!?#ing gain" when she wont start! Thankfully that is not often now she has a nice 200TDI and the NA is long gone.
Fattylewis
Active Member
Oh so grown up! Let me assure you when you get a little older you will enjoy a childish jollyName.... I'm bloody 38 years of age!!! I simply refer to it as my Defender.
I'd be a bit worried if I was destroying cylinder heads that fast!
We had a discussion in our household shortly after the Land Rover arrived. My girlfriend is keen on witchcraft, goddesses and the like so she fancied Hecate. We were driving back from Whitby at the time so amidst all the noise I kept hearing this as Rickety, so that has tended to stick. Most of the time it is just the 'Land Rover' or 'the car'.
tottot
Well-Known Member
I'd be a bit worried if I was destroying cylinder heads that fast!
I just knew that one was coming.
