THANK YOU, AND GOODBYE!

[rangie5litre]

Hi All,

My Rangie will have a new home from this Saturday. I'm going back to two wheels again only for the forseeable future. At least it's going to a good home and will see more offroad than I could afford to show it :cry:

I'd like to say 'thank you' to everyone who helped and offered advice in the short time I've been here, you guys and girls are the best.

If you see a guy riding a black Honda VFR750 wearing an AULRO t-shirt it'll be me! 8O

Thanks again, the new owner knows nothing of Rovers, I'll refer him to you guys if he has any questions.

Thanks again.

Cheers Scott. Roverless.

[p38arover]

What!? Who's gunna raise the subject of nudism/naturism now?

We'll miss you, Scott (and the sound of that V8 you had).

Ron

[rangieman]

sorry to hear the bad news mate hope you get back in a rover soon in the mean time stay upright and stay safe watch out for them strange people driving cars they dont see bikes remember ! style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[rangie5litre]

Thanks for the best wishes. You're right Rangieman, 27 years on bikes has taught me to be very careful!

Don't worry Ron, I'll still follow the Forums.I still have my rangie5litre tee shirts!

Still do the nudist thing too.......I have to walk on to the beach though! :roll:

Cheers Scott.

[George130]

You could still get off road on a bike just make certain its not a road racer. Hope you got a good price.

[rangieman]

yep ive done 27 years as well just had a mate killed two days ago so its real close to home the car on the wrong side of the road on a bend not a chance take care

[rangie5litre]

I hear you rangieman. I'll be very careful. Not so sure about the good price george130........I made a swap!
The new owner will certainly use it when his wife isn't, he's a keen camper. His wife loved the driving position too. BTW the new owner is an an ex Landcruiser person[40 series diesel] Bit of a sea-change eh?

I tried to sell it for a while, people just arn't buying V8's, at least now it'll be driven regular

Cheers Scott.

[Disco300Tdi]

I quite like the driving position also

Just ask her

[one_iota]

Stay in touch Scott.

[Disco300Tdi]

Seriously Scott
Take care on the road and call in often style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif

[hiline]

later scott

all the best mate

watch out for crazed 130 drivers 8O style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif :wink:

[rangie5litre]

Thanks Guys.........I'll be hangin' around, and keeping an eye out for those AULRO stickers when I'm out and about!

Cheers Scott. 8)

[VladTepes]

and we in trun will try not to run you over.

Of course, being big bad 4wd owning fat obnoxious aboriginal hating homophobic aggressive slobs - there's little chance we'll not hit you. style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif


Stay upright, as they say, enjoy the bike, and keep an eye out for a good value diesel landy.....

[rangie5litre]

Thanks Vlad,
I'll be careful of all those oversize dangerous 4WD's....of course I consider a
75 tonne B Double with a tired driver in a hurry a much bigger threat 8O

Tomorrow is my last drive of the Rangie :cry:

I bet it rains on me on the way home :roll:

Cheers Scott.

[VladTepes]

You might be a rain god and not even know it.

[rangie5litre]

mmmm, Rain God? I dunno but the last time I was on bikes fulltime was the last time Sydneys Warragamba dam was full 8O 8O

Usually how my luck goes :roll: When I first bought the Rangie premium unleaded near my place was 98 cents a litre, within one month it was 110 cents! aaaaaargh!

Such is life! style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif

Cheers Scott