Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Outlaw
Diz fred iz da funay;)
Doing dog nuts in a tdi defender = Mr Squiggle, "upside down, upside down Ms Jane"
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Huh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Outlaw
Diz fred iz da funay;)
Doing dog nuts in a tdi defender = Mr Squiggle, "upside down, upside down Ms Jane"
Insert pinky waving smilie icon here.
Fortunately Scouse deciphered the first post for me - I think.
thanks to sum of u, but wat the hell fella's wats wrong with rippen up a few nuts an the odd burnout its part of Aussie culture
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Originally Posted by Squatdog
yeah but not in a british car that wasn't made for that ;)....thats what club sports are for:p
hahaha true but woudnt anyone out thier like to see a pic of a landy doen a burnout ive never seen one
why don't you aspire to this.........and just for the record whether its good at what it is built for or not I still think its a hunk of junk and they ruined it ;)..
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ha squatdog I understand what you going through, my previous 4x4s where part time 4x4 and it was so much fun ripping it up in the mud and big padocks, sand and fish taling, that is some thing I miss when out with toymotors and nissans but at the end of the day I don't have to get out in the mud to lock the hubs in. the hardest thing about owning a rover is that it is harder to get parts for but with a bit of home work you can out do the other 4x4s for less money and less mods, so stick it out mate.
Why bother with donuts? its lame, as Dullbird said, the Army used to do them to get recruits.
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