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Posted: 14 Jan 2006, 18:11
by HarryMann
.. and Caravelle's and Campers of course, are usually considered more 'precious' than panel vans and pickups if you're thinking of serious off-roading (DH excepted, as always).They have windows to break for one, though arguably they are replaceable more readily than a large well bent panel.
The ideal Terry, is a twin cab I would have thought, as you have no need of the long load bed of a single-cab? A good tent and all your gear will fit in the locker or under the rear seats.
Posted: 14 Jan 2006, 18:25
by Cate
I think crewcabs are infinately more useful, but would you be allowed to park one outside your palace Terry?

Posted: 14 Jan 2006, 18:29
by HarryMann
A good question, but I don't think he does (intend to)...
Posted: 14 Jan 2006, 20:34
by Diamond Hell
Single and Double Cabs can turn earlier amongst overhanging branches
Pah. You worry too much about overhanging branches. They'd have to be some VERY big braches to stop you turning, unless you were some sort of pussy.....
The tighest lane I've ever been down was in Devon and my bus has light scarring to prove it, but you would have had the same wounds inflicted on a single or doublecab..... there's just less gutter to bend.
Posted: 14 Jan 2006, 22:59
by Cate
Whatever.
Posted: 15 Jan 2006, 10:21
by Boltze
I think this is the best one

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 14:49
by Horza
Not this one then?

Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 17:21
by matt
this one ?
NAH !!
this
esp once it get 118 bhp of snarling death...........
Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 17:45
by Diamond Hell
118bhp of snarling death, minus associated transmission losses = rather less snarling death than one might have hoped for initially. Ah well. It will be good to see the GLS back on the road.
Posted: 16 Jan 2006, 18:02
by matt
still, beat an mv tho.................till you get the subaru in