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Yes, but Clive it's all very well and good keeping your engine in bed but how is Tyger?
Straight answers now Clive, not a politicians, lawyers or estate agents view on it. :D

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Tyger's nice and warm too thanks ... well wrapped up

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I can enjoy petrol engines, my favorite being the 2.6 5 cylinder but i love TDI's far more

Reputedly a lovely thing the 2.6, 5 but methinks a few minutes after Pete arrives 'oop Norf' you'll concede a 3.3 6 is maybe even lovelier... needs Tdi gearing though, 80 @ 3,000 sounds about right :)

After all, they were just made for flat 6's, weren't they?

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Pete took me for a spin Yesterday and i was truely gobsmacked. I never knew a brick could shift like that....and that sound......mmmmmmm.


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Went to farnham and back today. First job for the newly powered works van. It is a truly amazing cruiser. 70 mph sustained with 10mm of pedal travel and returned 23mpg (not bad for a 3.3 brick) . The van normally weighs in at 2400 kgs with tools on board.
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Is that an IP65 weatherbox is see for the electrics, looks great.
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that looks great Pete 8)

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