Thread: 4wd Action Wants Landrovers

Glen one of the editors of A4WD Action has a Rangie nice one too
they must be off there heads bagging Landies
Thats why they made other 4x4s to keep the noddies out of LandRovers

nahh **** e,m, in nearly every one of there ****iy dvds there baging a landy my two best mates being nissan drivers say fair suck of the sav. seing my defer haveing no trouble going where they go and also being woken up to how cheap most genuine parts are compared to nissan genuine ie filters ect like basic service parts and also the ease of of working on the landy compared to the nissan they have seen the light. not to change to landys but to see that the bull**** they have been told / heard for the last 10/15 years is all bull**** and ruthy is a half wit

i would say roothy is pretty clever........


if you got paid what he does to say what he says.......im sure you would do it too......i know i would.....

he does it in about 3 or 4 different magazines.......he is good with his tech tips......





as for wanting landies........half their staff drive landies.........and there havent been any landies in their mags for a while........
they need a bit of variety.......

the magazine is a business.......and is controlled by the advertisers.....
the advertisers will only pay if people read the thing.......so if they lose a share of the market......
their sales will drop......so will their income........

so they need all types and makes to keep everyone interested.........



standard business stuff really.......

Originally Posted by Defender=1st

I just got a fortnightly newsletter from 4wd Action.

" CALLING ALL LAND ROVERS

Speaking of Land Rovers, this week we’re asking for all the ‘Rover owners out there to show the rest of the country just how tough their fourbies are.

Why not send us an email to customs@4wdaction.com.au with a bit about your Land Rover? Add some photos, and tell us where you’ve taken your pride and how she’s performed. "

Iam sure there would be some great one's here.
Adrian

Why must a 4wd be tough? Never understood that.

Heres a story I prepared earlier

I have taken my pride Isuzu 110 to the shops, she performed greats. Heres a shot of her articulating over the speedbumps at Bunnings.

(Insert pic here)

Then we picked the kids up from school and decided due to time constraints, to do the soccermum run in it instead of the Discovery.
Again she showed excellent articulation over the kerb and an MX5.

(insert pic here)

She performed faultlessly throughout the entire 25km trip, using no oil and only 3 litres of diesel.



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Originally Posted by DEFENDERZOOK

i would say roothy is pretty clever........


if you got paid what he does to say what he says.......im sure you would do it too......i know i would.....

he does it in about 3 or 4 different magazines.......he is good with his tech tips......





as for wanting landies........half their staff drive landies.........and there havent been any landies in their mags for a while........
they need a bit of variety.......

the magazine is a business.......and is controlled by the advertisers.....
the advertisers will only pay if people read the thing.......so if they lose a share of the market......
their sales will drop......so will their income........

so they need all types and makes to keep everyone interested.........



standard business stuff really.......

They had a white Defender not to long back as a feature 4wd. in the latest issue , how to buy a used Rangie!

Originally Posted by dobbo

Why must a 4wd be tough? Never understood that.

Heres a story I prepared earlier

I have taken my pride Isuzu 110 to the shops, she performed greats. Heres a shot of her articulating over the speedbumps at Bunnings.

(Insert pic here)

Then we picked the kids up from school and decided due to time constraints, to do the soccermum run in it instead of the Discovery.
Again she showed excellent articulation over the kerb and an MX5.

(insert pic here)

She performed faultlessly throughout the entire 25km trip, using no oil and only 3 litres of diesel.



What do I win?

HAHAHAAHAHAAHAHAHA

Originally Posted by dobbo

Why must a 4wd be tough? Never understood that.

Heres a story I prepared earlier

I have taken my pride Isuzu 110 to the shops, she performed greats. Heres a shot of her articulating over the speedbumps at Bunnings.

(Insert pic here)

Then we picked the kids up from school and decided due to time constraints, to do the soccermum run in it instead of the Discovery.
Again she showed excellent articulation over the kerb and an MX5.

(insert pic here)

She performed faultlessly throughout the entire 25km trip, using no oil and only 3 litres of diesel.



What do I win?

thats just to funny

I had a go at them not long ago about the latest DVD and the 4wd of the year rubbish come on, a Patrol a Pajero a Prado Jeep and hummer what there no other 4wd made

I was told then that DVD was for free by some idiot I couldnt stop laughing

My wife was a PA to the owner at express publication when she was we lass she said he is a creap explains alot