Aubs458.


is that one of your Rover's???? looks like a sinker to me I told ya you need me to help ya keep those things running

Not so much a "CRUISER," more like a TD5 getting a wash.

don't they shrink when you wash them or do they just seize up and stop running when you get them wet!!!!!!!!

Hey, it's a Landy..... it'll be fine and I'm sure that it was nothing more than pilot error.

All it'll need is pulling out by a Wagoneer, a bit of a clean up, a new battery and it'll fire up again!

would you need a motorcycle battery since the Rover is going to shrink????? ?

Prap's a triple A?

If it'd been a Wagoneer, it wouldn't have got stuck at all.

if a wagoneer sinks you can find it by the oil slick it leaves behind

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Originally posted by ddrhook:
if a wagoneer sinks you can find it by the oil slick it leaves behind

Landies are the same but in both cases, it's nothing more than scent marking their territories.

ya I smell so scent marking going on right now bovine scent

You Toyota fans are all the same...... just like the vehicles themselves!

I've been called a lot of things but being the same as anyone or anything else was never what I was called. AND BESIDES!!!!!!! I"M TELLING MOM YOU ARE PICKING ON ME boy are you in trouble now!!!!!

Yeah, perhaps I was generalising....... I guess I should have just said you've got bad taste in vehicles!

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Originally posted by shakari:
You Toyota fans are all the same...... just like the vehicles themselves!

TOUGH AND HARD WORKING! YEAH!!!

No mate, fugly and boringly reliable!

Sounds like a Ph I know. fugly as sin BUT reliable as the sun rise. he has to be Mom would not allow him to be any other way!!

So we can now expect to hunt from Range Rover Sports??


No wonder prices are going up


SSR

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Originally posted by shakari:
No mate, fugly and boringly reliable!

Like someone once said, " The only interesting rifles were accurate ones." Pretty much like Toyotas. A further plus is that they don't spend months on blocks waiting for spares.

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Originally posted by Scriptus:
A further plus is that they don't spend months on blocks waiting for spares.

Eish but you really know how to hurt a man!

Hey, at least the parts fitted when they finally arrived.

A friend of mine just waited 3 months for an entire axle assembly to arrive from the States for one of his classic cars (I think, a Camero) and when it arrived, it was the wrong one!

God only knows what he's gonna do with it or how he's gonna get the right one!

Sorry, no pain intended.

Mate, I can't tell you how good it feels to have my baby back on the road again!

ya he'a out there dripping oil every where again

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Originally posted by ddrhook:
ya he'a out there dripping oil every where again

Unfortunately I can't argue with that statement.

Keeping BP going are you. They got lots to pay for, so oil spreaders are good for business. Helps on the dirt roads too, keeps the dust down.

No man.... it's deliberate scent marking to keep those Jap crap out of my territory!

Scriptus, Don, Cross L.....

You are all just jealous about Land Rover Defenders.... hell man at least with a car that leaks oil myself and Steve know when it is out of oil, the minute it stops leaking is the time to put more oil in......

that being said, i would never buy a cruizer to convert it to a double cab - if you buy a land cruizer then keep it at a single cab, otherwise buy a land rover defender 130

on the topic of that river, man not even a rubber duck would cross that stream let alone a land rover defender.

Aubrey, glad to see that you survived the attentions of the Hook.

Now, jealous of a 'Rover?? Just think of driving up a very steep hill, with a fairly deep, rock lined stream at the bottom, behind you, with ten German tourists on board and the friggen drive shaft snaps. And the friggen hand brake locks up the drive shaft?? These days when I see a Land Rover, my knees vibrate, I have an urge to puke and my tinnitus increases to the extent and volume to that of a Jumbo on the point of rolling down the runway.

Now if you and Steve drive your vehicles until they run out of oil, that could just explain why they spend time on blocks.

Why is a double cab necessary. Folk come to Africa to experience Africa, hot or cold [sometimes a tad freezing], shine or rain. Give them the experience without the expense

Why on Earth would a person in control of a 'Rover do something like that then?? [i.e. cross the stream]

He certainly wasn't the sharpest tool in the box!

Joking aside for a minute, if what they said on Carte Blanche the other day was true they just let a wall of water loose without considering the consequences.

Karibu Afrika!

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Originally posted by shakari:
He certainly wasn't the sharpest tool in the box!

Joking aside for a minute, if what they said on Carte Blanche the other day was true they just let a wall of water loose without considering the consequences.

Karibu Afrika!

Isn't that just so typical? "CAUSE AND EFFECT" are unknown to the majority.

Makes you wonder what on earth they were thinking. They were asked to do a series of staggered releases AND told what a disaster they would create if they didn't do that AND what would happen if both dams opened their sluices at the same time...... and they choose the option that causes the most disaster..... AND then blame each other for it!

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Originally posted by shakari:
Makes you wonder what on earth they were thinking.

Thinking-that requires thought processes from an active brain.

well the active thought process part of that statement leave a few of us out of the equation How many brain cells does it require!!!!!