Thread: Should I, or should I not?

Yes, sorry, I meant 22 L.E.G.E.N.D.A.R.Y years!

Hi Ron

Just testing the waters I hope? you know that water isn't good for you especially when it's mixed with bourbon.
So I would stick to the P38 and the red. Besides, as Graham Kennedy the iconoclastic jester, was to the Logies. Ron, you are the quintessential person for the Land Rover awards.
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Originally Posted by wrinklearthur

Hi Ron

Just testing the waters I hope? you know that water isn't good for you especially when it's mixed with bourbon.
So I would stick to the P38 and the red. Besides, as Graham Kennedy the iconoclastic jester, was to the Logies. Ron, you are the quintessential person for the Land Rover awards.
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Agreed!

cheers,
Terry

Originally Posted by p38arover

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).

There you go. Your answer in a nutshell.
I can understand your reticence about going to Antarctica, have never really understood why anyone would voluntarily go somewhere with ice and snow; might look pretty on a biscuit tin but to pay a heap of money to be frozen to the bone strikes me as 'un-neccessary'.

This could be the new you (and SWMBO)



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How about LR90alsoarover ?

Best wishes

Deano

Whatever decision you make, I trust you will ensure that you have suitable transport available so that you can fill one of the officials' roles at Rnd 4 Wakefield Park Raceway (NSW) 31st August – 2nd September.

You missed some good racing and unfortunately some quite frightening crashes last month.

Hi Ron,

Just check how many posts about the p38a are in your other thread: http://www.aulro.com/afvb/general-ch...tinues-60.html

If there are not too many then why tempt fate?

Bob

G'day p38arover

I didn't mean that you had cardiac problems, just that you sounded (read) similar to somebody that has what is known as "a post cardiac Funk" a lethergy suffered by many people after Cardiac by-pass surgery,I was warned about it when I was having my by-pass surgery, "a woe is me,I'll never be the same" state that some people get after surgery, I looked upon my surgery as "I have a second chance" but doing my 3 klm daily walk on sticks was an effort.

why don't you pop a 21/4 litre 4 cyl into the 2a and use it as a vintage vehicle on club runs or get a vintage m/cycle,a nice Norton Commando or Duke (elect start) sounds like a plan

cheers

Originally Posted by wrinklearthur

Hi Ron

Just testing the waters I hope? you know that water isn't good for you especially when it's mixed with bourbon.
So I would stick to the P38 and the red. Besides, as Graham Kennedy the iconoclastic jester, was to the Logies. Ron, you are the quintessential person for the Land Rover awards.
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I haven't had a drink in weeks. Not a drop has passed these lips. Not even red wine. Bourbon never would.

Dunno about quintesssential. I haven't been on to the Rangerovers.net forum at all this year. In fact, I am no longer one of the Admins.