Thread: His & Her's Discos ...Expensive lesson Learned

Jammers,

I think there are probably a few member on this site and there are other LR and 4wd club members on this forum.

Just have a look at the website;

index

as it will give you a good idea of what is about.

Hope this helps.

George

Originally Posted by DiscoWeb

I would encourage everyone to let the ladies take the wheel in an environment where you are not the one giving the instructions.

My wife would find it difficult to drive off road and crochet at the same time!

Originally Posted by jonesy63

My wife would find it difficult to drive off road and crochet at the same time!

Don't see why Jonesy....

I spotted a woman knitting while driving down a Melbourne freeway in rush hour last year

Ahh.. she had cruise control on then!

Originally Posted by DiscoWeb

I would encourage everyone to let the ladies take the wheel in an environment where you are not the one giving the instructions.

Gave up giving instructions years ago, she never listens.

Then when it all turns pear shaped there is only one to blame.

Originally Posted by Bytemrk

Don't see why Jonesy....

I spotted a woman knitting while driving down a Melbourne freeway in rush hour last year

I once saw a lady reading a book,doing about 80k's on the M1.

Got to give her some credit,she was in the far left lane....

Joining a club is definitely the way to go if you want to learn and explore the capabilities of our amazing machines.
Our Range Rover Club of South Australia has also had great success in running training days particularly for the /ladies/wives/partners and as others had stated, you struggle to get them out of the drivers seat.
Come on all you SA Rangie & Disco owners, check us out at [www.rangeroverclubsa.com]

Originally Posted by jonesy63

Ahh.. she had cruise control on then!

And auto-steer like my tractor?