Thread: RAFFLE, again.

Holy smokes my landie really is a national treasure and part of such a huge, wonderful community thankyou so much everyone who is part of this

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Great news, the balance is $921.00 (uncleared), we haven't got out of second gear yet.
Thank-you to all the generous folk who have come on board as team members and in advance to those who intend to. It should make us proud to be Australian and members of caring and compassionate Land Rover community.

Originally Posted by Epic_Dragon

Holy smokes my landie really is a national treasure and part of such a huge, wonderful community thankyou so much everyone who is part of this

Young Lady, your positive, ne'er give up attitude is a national treasure. I'm sure I couldn't be so brave and cheerful, if I was in your position.

I've just had a squiz at Zeena, I can't find the build plate on her, neither under the bonnet nor on the A pillars. Maybe our cars are orphan siblings.

Is this you (not you, Ian!)?:

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com/ltphotography

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com...graphy/gallery

If so, are you still doing photography - if it's you, you seem pretty good at it?

Originally Posted by p38arover

Is this you (not you, Ian!)?:

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com/ltphotography

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com...graphy/gallery

If so, are you still doing photography - if it's you, you seem pretty good at it?

RON, YOU'RE RIGHT
(show that to Elizabeth)

It's not me.

Originally Posted by pop058

built (build plate) OR complianced (VIN plate) in 2000 ??

that VIN is a 2000 my . educated guess around march-may, all parts except different frequency key and receiver from 99 my are interchangeable as is 2001 my.
compliance plate is on the inner guard below brake booster.

Epic , you are an inspiration , my sister in Scotland has something similar , she has constant and uncontrollable shaking, which has led to agoraphobia , she only weighs 38 kilograms , and won't leave the house , which under the circumstances mightn't be a bad thing, seeing our other sister, who lives in the same village , is going through day 9 of having the corona virus.

Keep on keeping on

Ohh I hope your sister is ok and gets through coronavirus ok. My family (apart from mum,dad, sis) are in England. I worry about them so much. We moved here in 92.
And your other sis, if she ever wants a pen friend who understands, I am here the shaking is so uncomfortable. It causes muscle damage too. Upside is that it slows down/helps muscle wastage and is a self cardio workout! I believe it's why I'm still slim even though eat too much chocolate and and am sat down most of my life but chronic pain also helps

Originally Posted by discorevy

that VIN is a 2000 my . educated guess around march-may, all parts except different frequency key and receiver from 99 my are interchangeable as is 2001 my.
compliance plate is on the inner guard below brake booster.

Epic , you are an inspiration , my sister in Scotland has something similar , she has constant and uncontrollable shaking, which has led to agoraphobia , she only weighs 38 kilograms , and won't leave the house , which under the circumstances mightn't be a bad thing, seeing our other sister, who lives in the same village , is going through day 9 of having the corona virus.

Keep on keeping on

That is me, thankyou I have always loved photography and since I lost some drawing and painting abilities, photography has been a creative outlet. I suck at trying to run a business though but haven't given up. Its a hobbie really but hope to eventually make my own way income wise through it. I can share some of my photography here if you'd like. My sis does cosplay so I then try bring her things to life how she envisions it. Obviously its quite hard to even take photos with my issues. I even managed to take a self portrait for an assignment. (Havr been studying an online course in photography) I'll share it if anyone wants to see. I wore my school formal dress for it because even though back then I had plans for my future, and no disability. Life had a very different plan for me. But, the dress still fits, and I am still me
If anyone wants any photo edits or photos if you are in SA, please let me know I'll be fully mobile when my new wheelchair is here which isn't far off now!!!

Originally Posted by p38arover

Is this you (not you, Ian!)?:

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com/ltphotography

https://leonietaganphoto.wixsite.com...graphy/gallery

If so, are you still doing photography - if it's you, you seem pretty good at it?

Our poor orphan cars

Aww thankyou I do have really bad days too and have made it through some very dark times over the years, including some more recently. But positive is something I always try to be my sis made me a wonder woman costume because she tells me I'm my own wonder woman. Im going to ride my horse in it and go full Amazon cool chick spec I'm trying to learn to gallop again (used to often but then have had to learn to ride a whole different way. Its such an important part of my physical and mental well-being and onlu thing to survive from old life to this one) it will happen! My horse will be "I have GOT this. Hang on, going FAST" and I'll be enjoying the wind in my hair at light speed and thrn be bed ridden for a couple of weeks and it will be totally worth it

Also anyone local, please join me for a pub meal when covid stuff has passed and pubs are open again

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Young Lady, your positive, ne'er give up attitude is a national treasure. I'm sure I couldn't be so brave and cheerful, if I was in your position.

I've just had a squiz at Zeena, I can't find the build plate on her, neither under the bonnet nor on the A pillars. Maybe our cars are orphan siblings.