Thread: Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics II.

Originally Posted by scarry

I bet there is a few of those in the JLR research and development head office

With respect, there is probably nothing at all like that in their R&D otherwise...............

Don't be so sure. The mule for the Freelander 1 was a van. Also, when they were doing the Hill Descent Control portion of the testing, the boffin in the passenger seat with the electrickery, skipped a few steps because it was going down too slow, and then they ended up going over an embankment after it ran away from them - oops!

Originally Posted by scarry

Seems its becoming the norm

I spotted this one the other week,looking closely i think its the new RRS?
Loaded with lots of innovations and cutting edge technology

RRS? Wossat? Rover Rat ****?

For those drives through the hood

Armored Land Rover Defender | Alpine Armoring(R) USA

Might need to pass that onto my relatives that live in Chicago, Detroit and New York...!

Originally Posted by LRJim

For those drives through the hood

Armored Land Rover Defender | Alpine Armoring(R) USA

What that top pic does show is how narrow the rear door is.

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Tight enough?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

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Tight enough?

When we had our Citroen C4 & it went into for service they would use a impact driver to undo & tighten the wheel studs so the next time the wheel had to come off I would find the drive holes in the anti theft wheel studs had been elongated & only way to get the nuts undone was a cold chisel. Ended up buying hex studs . No one would want to steel C4 wheels anyway , I would have been happy if they stole the whole car anyway .
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