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Have to agree that it sounds somewhat like a tractor, although mine sounds exactly like the Volvo F12 semi that we have on the farm when I put my foot down and the turbo kicks in. :D
NME, thats strange, I always thought that the series LWB utes where male. Then again I thought defenders where to and I just went and bought a female by the looks of it.
I have decided that she will have to be Sadie, Sandy just doesn't seem to fit quite right.
Ours are named as follows
1992 200tdi 110-Zikali
2008 Tdci 110-Zulu
My '84 120 is 'The Rattler'. I hope it is a girl, I send that much time on my back under it, it just wouldn't seem right the other way...
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Originally Posted by 10 inches more
Mandy was a station wagon not a ute......Quote:
Originally Posted by jplambs
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I didn't think there were any rules as to boy or girl with any particular model, to me it's always just been a feeling that you have about it.
The County is affectionately known as Rocinante,
after Don Quixote's faithful nag
(I have recently discovered that the author John Steinbeck called his camper this as well, but this is not sufficient reason to change it)
Nice vehicle NME, sorry the ute part was a slip up. I had just always felt that they were male. Do you still have Mandy?Quote:
Originally Posted by NME
No she's long gone sadly :( I had a lot of fun and learnt how to 4wd in her, lots of good memories :):)Quote:
Originally Posted by jplambs
Thats a shame, she looks beaut.Quote:
Originally Posted by NME
My number plate is 533LUT.
According to a young female friend who is into "Plate speak", 533 = SEE. Hence, my plate is SEE-LUT. Which is probably what I'll end up calling it if it ever lets me down!! :eek: