Should I, or should I not?

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

It'd be a shame to move it on Ron, your one is as nice as P38's come.

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The judges at the 60th Anniversary at Cooma thought so too.:)

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/land-rover...tml#post718803

you could give it to me so i have a land rover that works :P

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Originally Posted by incisor

you could give it to me so i have a land rover that works :P

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Isn't that a risky proposition with a P38A?

John (dodging for cover!)

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

Isn't that a risky proposition with a P38A?

John (dodging for cover!)

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:lol2:

I sold my 2a for all the usual sensible reasons.. not using it, having other cars, it was just sitting around etc.

Worst decision of my life. I'd pay twice what I sold it for to get it back.

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Originally Posted by vnx205

The judges at the 60th Anniversary at Cooma thought so too.:)

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Yep. :)

http://www.aulro.com/afvb/attachment...1&d=1336290354

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Originally Posted by olbod

Ron, may I ask out of curiosity, what you are interested in nowadays ?

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Very little, Robert.

I am quite content to stay at home and not go anywhere. That's one reason why my wife goes on holidays without me. She was not amused after she did all the planning for an Antarctic trip and I said no at the last minute.

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Originally Posted by olbod

I just mess about a bit and play golf sometimes and read heaps.

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I have no interest in sport of any type and would never play it nor watch it. I watch very little TV — I record a lot, mainly docos on how things are made or done, e.g.salvage, ships, aviation, cars, trains, etc., but never get around to watching it. I don't watch the stuff my wife does as I'm not interested in social stuff nor medical stuff, etc. Technical stuff is what interests me.

I don't read much any more unless it is a technical manual or a text book about something of which I wish to learn more.

G'day p38arover :)

Ooh! Ron,:eek: you sound like you are in a real post Cardiac Funk :( Come-on that's not good for a gent of your status,and an old Salisbury SHS person to boot, I still need my walking(suicide)stick even after I had my leg straightened, but you like me are too young to give up, and don't let all the doom and gloom predictions get to you ;)


Bung-Tiddley
Kevin
(aka) Uncle Ho

Ron thats a shame. Your P38 would surely be a gem to buy. Shame I just bought my daughter a 97 323i exec Beemer otherwise I would be interested.
Mate I hope all is OK, your posts sort of indicate a bit of a down theme.
Do you guys have something like a Men In Sheds set up over your way? Can be a good way to get out, meet people and do some technical work for yourself or the community.
Take Care
CraigE

You have a P38 that can be trusted for an hour at a time ? - Keep it, sounds like it be the last of the species...

Archery ? Compound bows come with trainer wheels, pulleys, cables and other moving bits to play with, modify and repair. Should be right up a LR owner's alley...:p