Thread: It's official isuzu is the best

Originally Posted by rovercare

He must be mixing me and you up also

i think so! that ok i accept his apology

Originally Posted by Svengali0

Yeah I think I have the drift... but!!
Not all of us have a beard.
Not all have troubles with the language.
Some would take umbridge to the use of 'gays' or 'homo' as a pejorative.
I Hasten to add that I am not 'that way inclined' but it's always instructive when you meet someone that uses the term pejoratively (leading to other less inaccurate stereotyping...)

Yes- we do have the finest production 4wd ever made (OK, maybe the Unimog is the best but try parking the bastard in inner Canberra or Sydney). It (the 110 L/R Isuzu) aint perfect we know that.

Yes many are proud and some tinker more than others.

You are welcome to poke away (bait- always good for a laugh) but at the end of the day you will have to put up or shut up just like in any good pub argument.

In this spirit, your shot has been called and you have laid the cards on the table so Nissan go fast contraptions are your thing- thats good! Someone has to buy 'em!!

So Comfort and power are your thing (it's true most people like this and it's a priority) but these things have little to do with strength and longevity and outright toughness and capability.

In my view of the world these (latter) things are priorities. I'm the bloke that will pull you out and tow you three hundred km and leave you to ponder your priorities in a town not far from the middle of nowhere waiting for some stupid crap part to make your car run again until it dies for the same or another silly reason.

People 'round here don't suffer this sort of thing. You might not either if all you do with your Nissan is tow heavy trailers from here to there but once you get the idea to do 'something more' you will discover limitations that you elected to ignore at the point of sale...
Horses for courses.
Cheers mate and I reckon you are welcome to play devil's advocate.

Well said.

I am not a Nissan man. Its just what I drive currently as work has given it to me.

I also have not had a chance to do any more driving than tow a bit and drive a few k's in it but I can tell you now, I miss my Disco already.

Can we leave it at that now?

My ears are burning and I have to get ready to travel a little north in you guessed it a Isuzu RRC.

Now--where are my ear plugs?