need some help in choosing a car

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JPB
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Re: need some help in choosing a car

#11 Post by JPB »

Luxobarge wrote:....One of us is going mad......
Only one of us? :lol:

Oh yes, it's a TT, I was referring to one of these, the Banham X99:

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And for those who like their kits, this is also based on a K-series Metro:

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Mmm, just like the real thing but with Hydragas suspension and, erm, other advantages. Probably. ;)
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#12 Post by Grumpy Northener »

Mmm, just like the real thing but with Hydragas suspension and, erm, other advantages. Probably. ;)
Yep - It's that ugly that no one would want to park alongside it :o
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Re: need some help in choosing a car

#13 Post by SirTainleyBarking »

Grumpy Northener wrote:
Anna Friel optional :thumbs:
Surely you would want her fitted as standard not as a option :D
She's spent the last two months in the Landrover :drool:
Landrovers and Welding go together like Bread and Butter. And in the wet they are about as structurally sound

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Re: need some help in choosing a car

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SirTainleyBarking wrote:
Grumpy Northener wrote:
Anna Friel optional :thumbs:
Surely you would want her fitted as standard not as a option :D
She's spent the last two months in the Landrover :drool:
Eeeewww, she'll have gone all agricultural.
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Re: need some help in choosing a car

#15 Post by rich. »

JPB wrote:Eeeewww, she'll have gone all agricultural.
mmmmmmmmmmmm ms friel with wellies & a tractor :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:
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And, in this weather, plenty of mud :drool: :drool:
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#17 Post by SirTainleyBarking »

Bucket, sponge and chamois leather at the ready :thumbs:
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#18 Post by Young Farmer »

SirTainleyBarking wrote:Bucket, sponge and chamois leather at the ready :thumbs:
What about the udder cream?
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#19 Post by SirTainleyBarking »

She usually brings her own :thumbs:
Landrovers and Welding go together like Bread and Butter. And in the wet they are about as structurally sound

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