maybe it wouldve been OK if he'd done it with wood panels...??
like the morris woodys or the ford falcon squire wagon (63)
anyway if he ever rolls it onto its side he has a safe grip area to walk on as he climbs out?
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maybe it wouldve been OK if he'd done it with wood panels...??
like the morris woodys or the ford falcon squire wagon (63)
anyway if he ever rolls it onto its side he has a safe grip area to walk on as he climbs out?
It's obviously a typo, that should've read......
My toolbox gets noticed!!! :p :twisted: :D :D
been watching to much pimp my ride :D
probably trading up to a hummer....:)
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Originally Posted by Yorkie
reminds me of the legally blind pensioner who recently was granted a driving licence from the NSW RTA (he only went in for a personal id card)Quote:
Originally Posted by dobbo
the subjet vehicle could have been more than usually dented of course :)
There are some people in this world who really shouldn't own Land Rovers...let alone defenders:eek:
Mrs hh:angel:
Hiding some panel damage, perhaps? :angel:
Might be that hail damaged one that was on ebay. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Scallops
this hail was trained hail I take it? :)
No damage to roof, or to high parts of bonnet etc?
I saw a wagon recently with the same chequerplate on the doors and sides, the door panels on it looked proffessionally made. At the time I thought it looked hideous, but it would stop the doors getting dented :angel: and it was parked outside supercheap autos