Thread: Should I, or should I not?

Gonna be interesting when you do put it in the markets Ron. Would be a good buy I would reckon. I have no doubt someone of your nature would have to have one of the best ones in the country.

Originally Posted by CraigE

Gonna be interesting when you do put it in the markets Ron. Would be a good buy I would reckon. I have no doubt someone of your nature would have to have one of the best ones in the country.

Thanks, Craig, but it probably won't go into the AULRO markets. I try to avoid selling vehicles to people I know. I don't wish to feel guilty should things go wrong.

Originally Posted by p38arover

Thanks, Craig, but it probably won't go into the AULRO markets. I try to avoid selling vehicles to people I know. I don't wish to feel guilty should things go wrong.

It's a Land Rover, what could possibly Go wrong with it

Originally Posted by p38arover

Thanks, Craig, but it probably won't go into the AULRO markets. I try to avoid selling vehicles to people I know. I don't wish to feel guilty should/when things go wrong.

To misquote you a tad...

One of the reasons I did'nt take up the offer of a great D2 going for around 2/3 of what a mate eventually sold it for.

Apparantly the New Owner has'nt had any major hassles......

Yet.

Maybe your just over P38's Ron?

Pretty sure yours probably does nothing to stimulate you anymore seeing as you know everything there is to know about them.

Could it be time to get yourself a new nemesis and buy an L322 with a few problems? Say one of the earlier supercharged V8's? Surely you could get some titilation from debugging and enhancing one of them?

As far as I am aware, there hasn't been that much done to them to improve them for touring and off road wise??? Maybe get on out to Bundalene this weekend... Andy has been playing with his one (a TD) for a while. Maybe you could catch up with Sheila and check it out at the same time.

And if you do sell yours, what would your ad look like?

Hoo-Roo, Dave.

P.S. You like a technical challenge? There is still unfinished P38 work out there!!! Why don't you work out how to get Story's EAS unlock and a version of BBS's P38 software (like on faultmate or better nanocom evo) onto an iPhone/ipad as app's.

It's not my place to suggest what you should do with your life, but here's one from left field. Pick a country you would like to visit, then find a TAFE that teaches the language, whilst your learning ,save for the trip, then go and submerge yourself in a new culture -- very stimulating. You would probably have to drive the P38 to & from TAFE, from what I've heard a P38 should do that easy... Bob

[I'm currently learning Tasmanian in preparation for the " BIG TRIP "

Originally Posted by bob10

It's not my place to suggest what you should do with your life, but here's one from left field. Pick a country you would like to visit, then find a TAFE that teaches the language,

I already speak English! There are no countries I'd particularly like to visit. Travel doesn't do much for me — that's why my wife goes by herself. I need a Tardis so I can go to see particular things without the hassles of travel. I hate crowds and won't go where there are a lot of people. I absolutely loathe the city. I could go to the country but I don't like driving that much, either.

It is much easier to just stay at home.

Originally Posted by superquag

Build a Hovercraft ? - SEVTEC offer a nice range of sizes... put a centrifugal lift fan in it and annoy the designer....

-Can all be done in your back-yard, buy everything via internet and have it delivered...

The trouble is that I'd be keen for a while and, after a while, the project would come to a stop and it'd be another pile of stuff to get rid of. I have enough od that already.