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I have no doubt that the best bit of the whole trip was that in the time it took for the vehicle to go from
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to
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you didnt have to call the dealer or have it flatbedded once.
We agree;):D:p:wasntme:
Silly, silly Mignons - Time machine today - Astro travel (with Land Rover Assist) tomorrow. I have no fear. ;)
well not till the warranty runs out anyway.
Nothing runs out 'round here any more. It's all relative.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blknight.aus
lets see you say that in a few years time.
I hope your time machine is more reliable than most automotive products Scallops. If you have any doubts you'd better hire and study 'Back to the Future', you wouldn't want to be stranded in 1956 on pay-day! :o
Nope! :D But at least I could get Kat to cook me dinner and iron my shirts! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
G'day Scallops :)
Very nice restoration :D right down to the Pork-Pie rear lamps,I love the canopy with it's period rear window :) you have taken it for a run in extremely pretty country, as I also enjoy travelling to that part of the world,around Boonah and Tamborine village etc. :) it will probably work out to be a very friendly and reliable little vehicle with loads of personality.
cheers
What a fantastic looking vehicle. Scallops what a top job you have done.:clap2:
I am jealous, I so badly want a series one but doubt I will have the coin, so will probably have to settle for a series two.:dbcry:
Dave.