I ended up with a hi-top by "accident" and I'm so glad I did.
Ok so I can't park on the front at Perranporth, but I can stand up when doing a post-surf fry up!
T25, T4 - or something else...?
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Re: T25, T4 - or something else...?
I ended up with a hi-top by "accident" and I'm so glad I did.
Ok so I can't park on the front at Perranporth, but I can stand up when doing a post-surf fry up!
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Well done
Post a few pictures up so we can all have a look
Post a few pictures up so we can all have a look
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Re: T25, T4 - or something else...?
windysurfer wrote:Post a few pictures up so we can all have a look
It's a T25. You all know what they look like, don't you...?
<sigh> Here y'go...
<grin>
More once we actually get it.
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AdrianC wrote:windysurfer wrote:Post a few pictures up so we can all have a look
It's a T25. You all know what they look like, don't you...?
<sigh> Here y'go...
<grin>
More once we actually get it.
<finds thread again by accident>
Ah, the difference a year makes.
A scrape down the LHR quarter. A ding in the RHR corner. The front spoiler turned out to be mostly filler & pop-rivets, and is now mostly gaffer tape. The hubcaps are cheapies, and now rust-spotted. It is currently _FILTHY_, having been washed precisely once since we collected it.
It's done about 25,000km more than in that pic, and it's had a big chunk of servicing and mechanical preventative maintenance.
But - more importantly than all of that - it's been our home for eight months across six countries. And we love it.
Camped for the night on a beach on Tunisia's Cap Bon :-
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