Paw
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It used to be French ones.Finally, a young lad not driving a bloody diesel saloon car.
Young lads should be driving petrol Japanese hatchbacks.
We'll wear!
It used to be French ones.Finally, a young lad not driving a bloody diesel saloon car.
Young lads should be driving petrol Japanese hatchbacks.
We'll wear!
I'm an equal opportunity employer. Any small petrol car will do. To be honest anything but a frickin Passat/Jetta/A4/318d etc that young lads drive today.It used to be French ones.
Nothing but golfs around here, the odd Audi and Jetta alrightI'm an equal opportunity employer. Any small petrol car will do. To be honest anything but a frickin Passat/Jetta/A4/318d etc that young lads drive today.
I started with a Peugeot 104 and have worked my way up to a Passat.I'm an equal opportunity employer. Any small petrol car will do. To be honest anything but a frickin Passat/Jetta/A4/318d etc that young lads drive today.
In my motoring career over the last twenty years I've had two cars, a vento and a skoda Octavia. Dad has had two in the last twenty years as well an Isuzu trooper and a Hilux. Great bit of value when you think about itI terms of roadworthy vehicles I've had about 25, only one was a saloon and that was only because I crashed my Jeep and the Mrs was upgrading so I took her avensis for six months while I got some cash together.
A mix of hatchbacks, estates, proper 4x4s, soccer mom SUVs and Nora the Nissan (primastar)
the vento was some car. heavy car but had power. my parents had one for a good while and then gave it to my grandfather, when he passed they had it again for a little while until my older brother wanted a bigger car from his ol' diahatsu. he drove that for a few years until he got a golf and parents then traded it in along with a vitara to get the avensis. miss that carIn my motoring career over the last twenty years I've had two cars, a vento and a skoda Octavia. Dad has had two in the last twenty years as well an Isuzu trooper and a Hilux. Great bit of value when you think about it
they are brilliant cars but they already are the go to's for the mod scene for quite some time. get a jetta, lowered coilovers, alloys, straight pipe, welded diff and a reek map and off they go to town. their name alone is enough to hike up insurance now, they have that much popularity.I'm an equal opportunity employer. Any small petrol car will do. To be honest anything but a frickin Passat/Jetta/A4/318d etc that young lads drive today.
Our Lord went into Jerusalem on an ass and 2000 years later the pope is flying around in a helicopter.I started with a Peugeot 104 and have worked my way up to a Passat.
Our Lord went into Jerusalem on an ass and 2000 years later the pope is flying around in a helicopter.
Have bad memories of SWB series 3 landrovers, a ferguson 20 would have far superior comfort.I saw this in a car park in Thurles last Wednesday. Eyecatching . I'd imagine it's worth a few bob . I never drove one , was a passenger in about half a dozen over many years . They wouldn't rock my boat . Cramped , awkward driving position , crude , tractor like
I'll stop there .
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Have bad memories of SWB series 3 landrovers, a ferguson 20 would have far superior comfort.
They ain’t cheap either, nearly as expensive as a hummerOne of the new design overtook me this morning, it must be as bad for comfort. In fact you would say it is like mini Hummer.....
They ain’t cheap either, nearly as expensive as a hummer
Cult following I suppose, capable vehicle when they workI dont understand the attraction of them
That’s the 3 words that best describes owning a land rover defenderCult following I suppose, capable vehicle when they work
Used to own a Range Rover here, voice of experience 😂👍That’s the 3 words that best describes owning a land rover defender
My dad bought his first new land rover back in ‘75, he still has a defender, he doesn’t drive it much now but it still somehow manages to break down, I’ve told him we’ll probably burry him in it, he’s happy enough, said he’s spent most of his life in land rover’s.Used to own a Range Rover here, voice of experience 😂👍
Fair play to him, they certainly are a love affair, either you love them or you hate them…My dad bought his first new land rover back in ‘75, he still has a defender, he doesn’t drive it much now but it still somehow manages to break down, I’ve told him we’ll probably burry him in it, he’s happy enough, said he’s spent most of his life in land rover’s.