Thread: Should I, or should I not?

Originally Posted by superquag

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...

I didn't say it was that good!

Originally Posted by superquag

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...

Funny you should say that. A new member of the camera club has just sold all his gear to buy a camera. He has damaged his shoulder (I don't have details) from archery and was advised to give it up.

I'm about to have surgery to repair a full thickness tear in a tendon. That'll mean 6 weeks with my right arm in a sling. I had the left done 2 years ago after riding a ladder to the ground. However, it will be after our trip to Ularu and an obligatory red wine or three with Numpty in a few weeks time.

Originally Posted by UncleHo

Ooh! Ron, 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

No cardiac problems, Kevin. Just not using the car. It's just an expense at the moment. We go everywhere in Elisabeth's Forester Turbo (there's no way she'd swap that for a Land Rover product - although she did say she'd drive a 90).

RON......

It's about time you got into your Range Rover and came around for a cuppa.

Erich is in Rockhampton till the 13th, but you are always welcome to come out...... and check out our new driveway (leave your donation at the gate)

Don't get down in the dumps, you've got so many mates on this Forum - and other Forums as well I am sure.

The kettle is always on the boil for you and Elisabeth whenever you want.

Best regards as always,
Sheila

Perhaps the question is not should you sell it, but rather, what would make you happier? Keeping it and only using it sometimes? Or selling it, knowing someone else will use it, keep the cash for your next bright idea? I'd like to think once I retire, I'll be doing whatever makes me happy - even if it's not the obvious decision for everyone else!

Ron, thank you for the reply.
I sort of guessed what it would be.
While you are waiting it is important to retain a sense of humour.

I have and I have always been very very curious about stuff so it is amazing how time flies.

Cheers.

Robert.

PS: Sell the Rover.

I just had a look at the fuelling records and can see I've only done 5,000km in the past 12 months. Apart from one trip to bike racing at Wakefield Park, it's all been local.

Originally Posted by Judo

Perhaps the question is not should you sell it, but rather, what would make you happier? Keeping it and only using it sometimes? Or selling it, knowing someone else will use it, keep the cash for your next bright idea? I'd like to think once I retire, I'll be doing whatever makes me happy - even if it's not the obvious decision for everyone else!

I feel guilty owning a vehicle I don't use, hence the reason I sold the XJR1300

Sweet ride.

I appreciate where you're coming from Ron. Although different, I'll leave you with my situation.... Make of it what you like.

I live inner city and get about via push bike, walking and public transport. I own 1 vehicle, my Disco which gets used for weekend trips and holidays and some small use around the city. I'm averaging about 6,000kms/year. I wouldn't dream of selling it! I could drive around the city more, but that seems like a waste, so when I do drive on a weekend etc, it's all the more sweet.

All the best deciding...

- Justin