Anyone tried their Mnaro/HSV in the snow?

Anyone tried their Mnaro/HSV in the snow?

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V8HSV

2,457 posts

252 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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Someone posted here that Linden Special Vehicles carry stock?

uk hsv

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BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

251 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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Cheers...

Well_Fans

4,193 posts

224 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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snow - no way not ever. still waiting to get car back from bodyshop after my sideways slide on black ice at 20mph into a tree. next winter the car stays in the driveway if the temp drops below 5 degrees!!

V6 JDT

1,275 posts

222 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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Well_Fans said:
snow - no way not ever. still waiting to get car back from bodyshop after my sideways slide on black ice at 20mph into a tree. next winter the car stays in the driveway if the temp drops below 5 degrees!!


What happened to the photos you were going to post Bob?

Jeff.

raggyman

2,317 posts

243 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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Snow down here in portsmouth.. Umm, well definitely an experience and a half. She just keeps goin and goin, and there ain't no stopping her. Hit my passenger side rim on the kerb. Not good!

Definitely an experience in the snow that is for sure. Car parked up now, and well, if it looks like snowing tomorrow... gonna stay inside. Although, now the snow has turned into rain... BORING!!!

Made snow man though. Will have to put up picks.

hainser

227 posts

221 months

Thursday 29th December 2005
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I'm glad I didn't sell my Impreza after all. 4 wheel drive is the only way to travel at the moment, and the VXR is safe in the garage!

Mike HSV

166 posts

226 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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Took the Clubbie out for a bit of a spin yesterday as the battery was starting to drain through lack of use. No real snow on the ground here but plenty of slush and a bit of ice here and there, had great fun, not sure if its just my car or because of the power delivery on the 5.0lt but it was very tractable and quite friendly to drive in the dodgy conditions. Still very easy to get the back end round on slower sharp corners and did have a bit of a moment when giving it some on the motorway slip road in 3rd at about 60mph(started to go a tad sideways on me!!! oops). But overall I had a great drive out, thanks again to Greens/Wortec for the AP's, invaluable!!

Happy New Year to all

Mike

BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

251 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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V8HSV said:
Someone posted here that Linden Special Vehicles carry stock?


Emailed LSV and they (Doug) will forward details when they re-open in the new year... Watch this space !!!

rob_78

232 posts

228 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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Chris

I bought a LSV outdoor car cover.

Its very good & will fit the VXR not a problem as I've got a CV8 & theres plenty of space left

Email me if you want as i have a couple of pics of it fitted

Robjames@blueyonder.co.uk

yorkkie

544 posts

229 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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Im glad i left mine in the garage
and bought a 4x4 for winter

By the way on a more serious note next door neighbour had a 6 series BMW taken off the drive the other night. Police say a big increase in steal to order high powered cars, fishing for keys through letter boxes. be careful

BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

251 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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rob_78 said:
Chris

I bought a LSV outdoor car cover.

Its very good & will fit the VXR not a problem as I've got a CV8 & theres plenty of space left

Email me if you want as i have a couple of pics of it fitted


Y H M

BigNige

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2,584 posts

224 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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yorkkie said:
Im glad i left mine in the garage
and bought a 4x4 for winter

By the way on a more serious note next door neighbour had a 6 series BMW taken off the drive the other night. Police say a big increase in steal to order high powered cars, fishing for keys through letter boxes. be careful


Bloody gynocologists get everywhere these days.

rob_78

232 posts

228 months

Friday 30th December 2005
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BO55 VXR said:
Y H M


Just sent it, sorry for the late reply

Rob

BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

251 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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As promised, here's the details from Doug @ LSV


EMail from Doug @ LSV said:

Outdoor cover
Polyester 150D woven textile and proofed with an aluminised finish, to reflect ultra-violet and sunlight. The cover is breathable.
Full size
Effective theft deterrent
Incorporate a door-zip with inner protection flap on both sides
Protection from Natural pollutants like bird droppings, tree sap, snow, acid rain dust and airborne dirt
All round hem elastication which includes underneath strap(s) and a tie at each corner for strong winds

£125.00 inc vat & UK Postage


Indoor cover
Lightweight silky nylon textile with acrylic proofing to render the material truly dustproof. The cover is breathable and does not absorb and hold damp.
Incorporate a door-zip with inner protective flap on both sides
Protection from dust, knocks, spills and cats
Elasticated hems at both ends
Machine washable
Full size

£85.00 inc vat & UK Postage

Cover can be supplied with personalised 'Logo'............like LSV for an extra cost of £10 each (£25 for origination scan).


>> Edited by BO55 VXR on Wednesday 4th January 09:18

sjc

13,967 posts

270 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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BigNige said:
yorkkie said:
Im glad i left mine in the garage
and bought a 4x4 for winter

By the way on a more serious note next door neighbour had a 6 series BMW taken off the drive the other night. Police say a big increase in steal to order high powered cars, fishing for keys through letter boxes. be careful


Bloody gynocologists get everywhere these days.




My father was a gynocologist.He's retired now but he likes to keep his hand in.

alfienoakes

296 posts

234 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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sjc said:
BigNige said:
yorkkie said:
Im glad i left mine in the garage
and bought a 4x4 for winter

By the way on a more serious note next door neighbour had a 6 series BMW taken off the drive the other night. Police say a big increase in steal to order high powered cars, fishing for keys through letter boxes. be careful


Bloody gynocologists get everywhere these days.




My father was a gynocologist.He's retired now but he likes to keep his hand in.


So was mine, but he still likes to look up his old patients sometimes ;-)

sjc

13,967 posts

270 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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When my father retired from gynacology, he became an interior decorator His big selling point was the fact that he caused minimum disturbance by doing it through the letterbox.

BO55 VXR

4,373 posts

251 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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PLEEAAASSEEE STOP!!!

sjc

13,967 posts

270 months

Wednesday 4th January 2006
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You sound like one of his patients!