Thread: one for mcrover

Nice, I like it!

Nice series 3 Disco white, I dont get the plates though

All you need now is a set of 20" bling bling rims and rubber band tyres

Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus

You are kidding? right?

What's to kid?

TD5 90

is how I read it...

Originally Posted by BigJon

What's to kid?

TD5 90

is how I read it...

Nah you're dyslexic, it's TD59TT...

TD5 ninetyty means it's a TD5 90, which has just got a stutter from oil in the harness!

Originally Posted by thethink

TD5 ninetyty means it's a TD5 90, which has just got a stutter from oil in the harness!

or is it Twin Turbo.

now that would get the toyo owners lookin

cheers phil

Look ohnestly Phil, I wouldnt have wasted the money but it's not my money so you can waste as much as you want of yours.

No matter what you put on the back of a Deefa, unless they have an interest in LR product they will always just think it is a Series as the rest of the world cant tell the differance.

I asked a bloke the other day what his plate meant HTWZDY (Im pretty sure it was) and he just said nothing, he just wanted something that no one else had and something that would start conversation.

It was on a beat up old VN so I stopped talking to him as he could have spent the money on replacing a couple of the bald tyres instead of a set of plates for no real reason.

They say theres one in every bunch, well there seems to be a few around here when it comes to personalised plates.

Originally Posted by mcrover

Look ohnestly Phil, I wouldnt have wasted the money but it's not my money so you can waste as much as you want of yours.

No matter what you put on the back of a Deefa, unless they have an interest in LR product they will always just think it is a Series as the rest of the world cant tell the differance.

I asked a bloke the other day what his plate meant HTWZDY (Im pretty sure it was) and he just said nothing, he just wanted something that no one else had and something that would start conversation.

It was on a beat up old VN so I stopped talking to him as he could have spent the money on replacing a couple of the bald tyres instead of a set of plates for no real reason.

They say theres one in every bunch, well there seems to be a few around here when it comes to personalised plates.

Hi McRover,
I have found that a couple of your recent posts are very judgemental, rather than constructive.

If Phil, wanted that plate, in his opinion he wasn't wasting money.