Thread: err, hello...

Originally Posted by p38arover

Ahh, so you have met yourself, Will?

It was actually a dig at my brother, but I can see where you're coming from

Originally Posted by MR LR

Puhhhlease, the P38a is that ugly, non-performing middle child that makes its parents regret that holiday to the Greek Islands each time a school report comes back.

It was the car that should have been, between two cars that were.

But still, I want to see what kind of an animal JC can turn it into.

Interesting that a few of the guys at LR Monthly gave them poor reviews when they came out and now they drive them and appreciate them.

Besides, haven't you Luddites got other forums to annoy without coming in here and disturbing the serenity of our forum ?

Steve

The v8 makes a perfect tourer on lpg. Weighing 3 tonne we averaged 13.7l/100k up to qld and back. With the lpg we filled up at Goondawindi, and the next fillup was in Echuca.

Have you thought about putting a 1hdfte in it.....

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Yeah, non-believers and naysayers. Back in your boxes. When you own one and belong here come back for a positive place to lurk (and learn) and have good clean, pleasant, time.

Until then, stop spoiling our good times and putting crap on our choices. It's not like we flood all over and through your usual haunts and hang it on your decision making, now is it?

There's a 2.5td P38 for sale on carsales right now, easier than an engine conversion...

If I didn't already have two P38's id give it a shot...

Cheers
Keithy

You can get LPG at reasonable prices all the way out to Central Qld...the new injected systems are amazing. A 4.6 p38a with Thor intake and ecu and injected LPG is the ultimate tourer.

Cheers

Originally Posted by ozscott

You can get LPG at reasonable prices all the way out to Central Qld...the new injected systems are amazing. A 4.6 p38a with Thor intake and ecu and injected LPG is the ultimate tourer.

Cheers

Its close!

Originally Posted by ozscott

You can get LPG at reasonable prices all the way out to Central Qld..

But not in NSW. I've just done a couple of thousand km down the Echuca and back. The highest price was just north of the Murray where it was 99.9c/litre. Just over the river in Vic it was 59.9.

I didn't fuel up at 99.9, it was cheaper to run on petrol.