Thread: A Difficult Post to Write

Yep.. thought about that but we live inner city and there's no room...and 24/7 street parking not an option There's also the matter of a large bedroom which opens onto a deck where vehicle is parked. Bedroom was unoccupied so I (ah hmmm) moved bed elsewhere and err hmmm built a bench complete with vyse and bench drill stand,,, hung stuff from walls,, quite the self contained workshop... I have had 8 yrs of getting away with this but even I now concede it needs to be reclaimed for its proper purpose... extended family visiting and all that
cheers

Originally Posted by Hoges

Yep.. thought about that but we live inner city and there's no room...and 24/7 street parking not an option There's also the matter of a large bedroom which opens onto a deck where vehicle is parked. Bedroom was unoccupied so I (ah hmmm) moved bed elsewhere and err hmmm built a bench complete with vyse and bench drill stand,,, hung stuff from walls,, quite the self contained workshop... I have had 8 yrs of getting away with this but even I now concede it needs to be reclaimed for its proper purpose... extended family visiting and all that
cheers

Oh ... I forget how tiny suburban blocks are .... Your wife would love all the crap you could spread over a few acres if you could con her into shifting ........ Could be worth suggesting to her You could go 4wd'ing around your own yard to

seeya,
Shane L.

Noooooooo!!!!

Gee, I am sad to hear you are having health issues Hoges. I hope you are on the mend. You will be missed here, I hope you don't disappear and continue to share your P38 wisdom.

Enjoy the new ride. Thanks for all your tech support thus far.

Originally Posted by Hoges

but even I now concede it needs to be reclaimed for its proper purpose... extended family visiting and all that
cheers

Bugger that! I wouldn't want family staying with me!

Sorry to hear about your problems, Allan. I'm sure your Santa Fe will be more reliable than any LR product and that has to be a plus.

Thanks for all your help over the years.

Thanks for all your comments Hoges hope all goes well healthwise at least you know if you ever miss the P38 it wont cost too much to return
Enjoy the Santa Fe in the meantime. Hope to see on here from time to time. You Know you will always be:

Thanks for the support and help over the years Hoges.

Best wishes with the future and moving through this change in life and lifestyle.

But seriously... Korean?

Yuk and aaargh! Definitely not my cup of tea... Although the Mrs did have a cheeky little first gen Kia Sportage back in the 90's.

It was a great little buzz box for the first few years of the lease. Plenty capable off road too... Just not enough clearance for anything more than green lane-ing style stuff.

Good luck anyway, see you in the soup!

All ways read your posts and advice to others keenly has been a great help along the way with my CRAZY CAR but health and family are No 1 Hope it all comes good and the very best of luck to you and your family

I haven't been on here for a while, but I am sad to read that Hoges is no longer in the fold.

Hoges - if you see this thanks for all your help over the years.

Whilst I am also no longer a P38 owner, I did switch to a Range Rover Sport. It's a beautiful car but I haven't had the same obsession with it that I had with the P38, which will always be one of my favourite cars of all time.

Cheers
Dave