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Ha! It did occur to me recently that it seems fairer to turn off one's phone location, i just dont have time or forget to do that. Maybe it can also be argued that the numberplate should not show.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares
Plus if there is anything illegal, or unsavoury, or holding some kind of risk of exposure or whatever, i guess you just make a judgement about that i suppose.
I haven't seen any spotted ones , no doubt a photo will appear soon.....but I've seen plenty of striped ones though.
The army did splotched, but what we really needed was an aboriginal artist.....https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...018/06/282.jpg
Going on your other thread I guess drive past is all you can do! [bigrolf]Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares
Somewhere in WA is a Land Rover carrying a couple of German tourists, which they brought with them...
How do we know ? - Well, at a recent RBT, they joined the line-up, and one of our Finest asked the woman to blow into the tube.
Why? she asked, but quickly obeyed orders - as any Good German is wont to do.
Result was Zero, as expected and were waved on their way, in their left-hand drive Land Rover...
If anyone comes across them as they do the Big Lap, give them every courtesy... they're probably still laughing.[biggrin][biggrin][biggrin]
LOL.....that’s a cool storyQuote:
Originally Posted by superquag
Wave next time!!!! [tonguewink]Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares
Back in 1994, Land Rover Australia used to have a proper Customer Service section. I had some issues with my then brand new Disco 1 and had a bit of dealing with the Customer Service Section - then you could just ring them up and you did not speak to a Call Centre operator but you actually spoke to the proper section and with people who actually knew what they were talking about.
For my troubles (which got fixed) they sent me a tie like the one above (still got it), two Landrover Baseball caps, (still got them), a Landrover keyring and a small Landrover rechargable torch that plugged into the cigarette socket.
Those were the days - when Customer Service actually meant something and little gifts were very much appreciated.
Garry