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matt wrote:
aint any action men going ??????

I'm afraid I'm not matt - anyway my eagle eyes broke years ago :lol:
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Gotta agree with Horza, no real nasty coments, maybe some "mouth in gear before brain" and prob some meant a bit tong in cheek.. so I aint sure where the "put him off" bit has come from..

Take up the invites.. most are pretty friendly and those that may come accross a bit "abrasive" on here... apparently are not in real life.. :shock: ..

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Louey wrote:
matt wrote:
aint any action men going ??????

I'm afraid I'm not matt - anyway my eagle eyes broke years ago :lol:


and yr hairs grown a wee bit too

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Hi Graham

i remember now, we were trying to decide whose clutch was smelling, mine or yours, well i can definately say mine :( ,

guess this means i told 2 peeps about this place....1 disco and 1 rangie....both fancied campers..... both liked the idea of a go anywhere camper....wonder if the other guy will turn up?

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matt wrote:

and yr hairs grown a wee bit too


i can't believe you've saved a piccie of me - bless ya :lol:
its a lot longer than that know as you know

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so has my stomach.

Hey nemisis , get ya self along to Coney and have yee self a laugh
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I've not yet been scared off either

Good stuff. Perhaps we'll see more of you. :ok
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Now u have offended me by spelling my name incorrectly :lol: :lol:
Not that my spelling is anything to go by. :shock:
Apology accepted it just makes people suspect a person of trying to hide something if their profile is facetious (but I know how to spell that though :) )

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feictishous(f knows how to spell that one)
Edited by HarryMann, who joke-edited Russel's post, naughty boy :oops:

Well Russel;

Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at an Elingsh uinervtisy, it deosn't mttaer in waht oredr the ltteers in a wrod are, the olny iprmoetnt tihng is taht frist and lsat ltteer is at the rghit pclae. The rset can be a toatl mses and you can sitll raed it wouthit porbelm. Tihs is bcuseae we do not raed ervey lteter by itslef but the wrod as a wlohe.

See. you could write a whole faeces about it :D
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Seems Mudlark has also spilt yr name wrong Russel
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Spilling nomes is hard, it's a bit like marshal and marshalls or is it marshall and marshal, one day we might just have to think it and it will appear on the screen perfict...

..on second thoughts, maybe that piece of software will upset the peace :oops:

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matt wrote:Hey......Jens syncro aint a "banger" no more !!! 8)

(tho probaly lost most of its grin factor, now its a daily driver)
No chance........... :twisted:
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just have to think it and it will appear on the screen
will that mean we read what people really mean? or that people have to actually think before they post?
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My sister in law has just bought a Volvo, she also has two Rangies, an 88 inch hybrid and a 2 litre Suzuki.

If its just for laning or as a toy on a limited budget then the classic Rangie is the way to go.......£500 will get you something pretty useable. Horses for courses I suppose, if you want a single vehicle to use as a van/amper with the odd bit of offroading then the syncro I would imagine be the best bet, If, like me, your 4X4 spends over 80% of its life off road (can never see the point of buying an offroader for it to spend all its time on the road) then one of Solihul's products would probably be better suited.

I must admit I do personaly prefer the axle articulation as compared to difflocks, just personal preference. I am one of the ones who likes to take a leisurely pace rather than having to charge at things.....thats just me, others prefer charging around in the mud.

I have always fancied a Bowler myself, but money wont stretch that far unfortunately.


This is Laurels Volvo by the way, aint had chance to have a play yet
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i had the same volvo as that last year,c202 valp,with pto winch underneath,twas ok,bit narrow though,cool safari windows,cj.
bought some real off roaders!!!!!!!

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