RE: PH Zeroes: Rambo Lambo
Discussion
RicksAlfas said:
This should be in heroes not zeroes!
amen to that. Imagine if you will, a premiership footballer in his BMW X6 boasting to the orange plastic chested woman in the passenger seat about how fast it is, then having an LM002 pulling up next to him. How is it ugly? I think it looks great, like a Landie and a Hummer had a quickie in a cleaning cupboard. And if you did buy an ex Gadaffi car, how cool would it be to say you can mount a machine gun on the back.But 76 gallon tank? Ouch, at least petrol has come down a bit lately. But it would still be 342 litres, so at 83p for unleaded, you're looking at £285 to fill 'er up, but of course you would run something like that on V Power/BP Ultimate/Tesco 99 etc, which is around 90p where I live, so £310 for a fillup. Ouch...
Turbobanana said:
Mate of mine used to be in the specialist trade and told of tyres costing £1500.
Each...
Didnt they have carbon fibre side walls to help them cope with the weight and something else rather trick to help them cope with sand? (very hazy memory now!).Each...
Nevertheless, I'm surprised by the article. I can see the point he's making, but - well, I disagree
As a friend of mine always says; "thanks for your opinion, but you're wrong"
I love these, they're like Hummers but not for complete wkers....
It also makes me laugh that back in '86 the size and bulk of it were considered shocking but nowadays compared to a Range Rover, Hummer H2, X5, Disco' or Cayenne the figures are fairly standard - seems to me that the LM002 was just ahead of it's time.
For a bonus point who can name the film it was used in?
It also makes me laugh that back in '86 the size and bulk of it were considered shocking but nowadays compared to a Range Rover, Hummer H2, X5, Disco' or Cayenne the figures are fairly standard - seems to me that the LM002 was just ahead of it's time.
For a bonus point who can name the film it was used in?
TonyHetherington said:
Turbobanana said:
Mate of mine used to be in the specialist trade and told of tyres costing £1500.
Each...
Didnt they have carbon fibre side walls to help them cope with the weight and something else rather trick to help them cope with sand? (very hazy memory now!).Each...
And didn't "LM" stand for "Lamborghini Militari"? Seem to recall they had an eye on desert warfare as a potential (niche) market.
Nobody You Know said:
I love these, they're like Hummers but not for complete wkers....
It also makes me laugh that back in '86 the size and bulk of it were considered shocking but nowadays compared to a Range Rover, Hummer H2, X5, Disco' or Cayenne the figures are fairly standard - seems to me that the LM002 was just ahead of it's time.
For a bonus point who can name the film it was used in?
There's one in "Toys" and one in "Death Becomes Her"It also makes me laugh that back in '86 the size and bulk of it were considered shocking but nowadays compared to a Range Rover, Hummer H2, X5, Disco' or Cayenne the figures are fairly standard - seems to me that the LM002 was just ahead of it's time.
For a bonus point who can name the film it was used in?
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