Syncro 4&4 Discussion and Q&A last answered over 2 years ago.
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missusjen
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by missusjen 14 Nov 2005, 20:04
Yes you too can have your own 4wd vehicle, built, at your leisure, in your living room whilst watching telly..........
All you need is 568 Meccano starter kits..........
"HEY, LOOK AT MY CAR"
I bid you farewell.......for now.......
Cate
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by Cate 14 Nov 2005, 21:02
A couple of tractor tyres and a welding kit.... vroom vroom grin grin
Me!
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by blu trukkie 14 Nov 2005, 22:04
Looks like the new T6 snycro.... (and yes, I did spell it right) My doctor asked if any members of my family suffered from insanity, I replied, Hell no, we all kinda enjoy it.
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by bigbluebus 15 Nov 2005, 00:47
I'm not sure about the colours scheme though, people can be so un-imaginative
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by T'Onion 15 Nov 2005, 07:39
ITS MINE ALL MINE
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by matt 15 Nov 2005, 08:20
It had an austin maestro engine in it!!!
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by Diamond Hell 15 Nov 2005, 08:38
Shoulda come to the IOW, see Onion - there was a 'buggy thing' on site for some of the time...
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by bigbluebus 15 Nov 2005, 08:50
austin maestro engine in it
wonder if you can buy a standard maestro and attach the 4wd running gear to it?
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by T'Onion 15 Nov 2005, 09:09
Thomas .. I know I know ....I'm off up to the top of the garden to kick some sence into me sen
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by Diamond Hell 15 Nov 2005, 11:46
wonder if you can buy a standard maestro and attach the 4wd running gear to it?
Land Rover already does that - it's called a Freelander.
