Re: Superb V8 4.3 manual in stornoway grey
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Hi Guys - just put my buddy Colin's car up for sale on here
link below - would be interested to know what you fellas think - he still has to fit the front grille badge and a couple of other trim bits.
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/l...
link below - would be interested to know what you fellas think - he still has to fit the front grille badge and a couple of other trim bits.
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifieds/used-cars/l...
Mr Nervous of this Parish came a very long way to see it, fell head over heels, but then, as his name suggests, got nervous and bowed out at the bank when about to transfer the funds..........
Fear not - for much interest was generated amongst many parties and another member of our blessed congregation also fell madly in love with this horny maid - however he specified that if she were to join his harem she must lose her 20-inch alloys, replacing them with 18's of the same type, and insisted that the growl she makes is way too loud for the sleepy lanes of rural Cheshire so an extra pair of silencers must be fitted to the dual exhaust system.
His new bride will be delivered to him on Tuesday on the back of a trailer by the car's builder Mr Derek Allfrey - I shall be riding shotgun.
Fear not - for much interest was generated amongst many parties and another member of our blessed congregation also fell madly in love with this horny maid - however he specified that if she were to join his harem she must lose her 20-inch alloys, replacing them with 18's of the same type, and insisted that the growl she makes is way too loud for the sleepy lanes of rural Cheshire so an extra pair of silencers must be fitted to the dual exhaust system.
His new bride will be delivered to him on Tuesday on the back of a trailer by the car's builder Mr Derek Allfrey - I shall be riding shotgun.
vjj said:
Mr Nervous of this Parish came a very long way to see it, fell head over heels, but then, as his name suggests, got nervous and bowed out at the bank when about to transfer the funds..........
Didn't get nervous, was made nervous. A subtle but significant distinction. Either way, glad it's gone to a new home. Best of luck to all concerned.
Hi Vjj, can you help me with my seat question or am I being ignored for past indiscretions (with your dog, at the Christmas party, and I wasn't even there, so shut up, and anyway, Keisha told me she had sex in your Landrover and it wasn't even something or nothing, and Pete totally faked it so it doesn't even count anyway.)
Thanks
Thanks
Sorry mate been busy
The squab does not lft out so you need a remote jump start kit and a baterry isolator kit, both of which were fitted to the grey one.
The seats do bolt directly on to the LR rails though
Talking of 4.8 litre landies
I have just bought this for a bit of winter fun to keep my precious 6.3 90 out of the snow and mud
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1994-LAND-ROVER-DISCOVER...
The squab does not lft out so you need a remote jump start kit and a baterry isolator kit, both of which were fitted to the grey one.
The seats do bolt directly on to the LR rails though
Talking of 4.8 litre landies
I have just bought this for a bit of winter fun to keep my precious 6.3 90 out of the snow and mud
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1994-LAND-ROVER-DISCOVER...
Just to finish this thread off.
I bought it and have used it for the last couple of days in crappy wet weather and a mix of driving.
It's quick up to 70 that's for sure! It also lopes around the villages in 4th quite nicely.
I will be swapping the soft top for a station wagon I think and in conjunction with the RR Classic that's my winter sorted.
I bought it and have used it for the last couple of days in crappy wet weather and a mix of driving.
It's quick up to 70 that's for sure! It also lopes around the villages in 4th quite nicely.
I will be swapping the soft top for a station wagon I think and in conjunction with the RR Classic that's my winter sorted.
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