For you guys who have extra money, be sure and check out the Holland & Holland Range Rover. Just the thing for Mac, Biebs, and Jeffeosso!

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/0...un-and-booze-haulin/

God, it must be nice to be rich

Dave, I owned an English car once....that was enough!

PS: Do British double rifles leak oil????

i had a tr8 that i put a buick 3.8L turbo in .. does that count? I did put in a negative ground wiring harness!

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Well, the liquor itself is "self-replenishing," meaning that for the first year of ownership, Holland & Holland Rangie owners will have the vehicle's booze supply refilled automatically.

JC

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
i had a tr8 that i put a buick 3.8L turbo in .. does that count? I did put in a negative ground wiring harness!

An interesting fact is that the Range Rover V8's are based on an aluminum Buick V8 that they bought the design and rights for.

And its a great engine.

JPK

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Originally posted by JPK:

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Originally posted by jeffeosso:
i had a tr8 that i put a buick 3.8L turbo in .. does that count? I did put in a negative ground wiring harness!

An interesting fact is that the Range Rover V8's are based on an aluminum Buick V8 that they bought the design and rights for.

And its a great engine.

JPK

Old OHV models yes. New ones are BMW powered.

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Originally posted by Jcchartboy:

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Well, the liquor itself is "self-replenishing," meaning that for the first year of ownership, Holland & Holland Rangie owners will have the vehicle's booze supply refilled automatically.

JC

With automatic liquor replenishment and a price of only £120K, they'd lose money on me! Heck, if unlimited cigars, also, say Partagas Series D 4 25's were included, I'd spring for one.

A buddy of mine sent me this in an email a week or two ago, and when I called him about the overall shabang he just laughed real proudly. I asked what was so dang funny and he said "If Chevy made something like that I might consider it."

He then reminded that I am so poor that I can't even afford to day dream about something like that. Yet, I still bought the first round last night.

To those of you who can afford such a thing: buy it, forget insurance on it, cause by the time you get it back to barn from the south 40 woods on the other side the creek, it SHOULD no have a mentionable resale value. Drive it like Tuff Hedeman did for Bodacious,

Even more interesting...
the buick v8, , was sold to rover, which the 3.0 and later 4.0 engines, including the tr8, are based off from. handily enough, since I knew that going in, mounting the motor was very easy, as well as the trans (just a little hammer/port-a-power work) ...

all said and done, it was about 12:1 weight to HP .. and scary to drive, from time to time .. replacing the wiring harness was the best deceision i had made!

earned all the money to make by either cutting grass, running my grass cutting company, and painting houses .. at the ripe old age of 17

Jeff:

I don't care about the motor. You roll up to this springs hoot and shoot in this and you will be da man!. This is American though. It needs some kick ass spinner wheels

And a Blaser S2 gunrack!

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Originally posted by Biebs:
And a Blaser S2 gunrack!

Of course! You have to have at least one quality firearm in there

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at least one quality firearm in there

Oh! You mean a California Rigby?
Peter.

Surely anything but a Blaser......

Pure class.

Rich rednecks!!!!

What... dixie cups are not good enough?

Where is the chew dispenser?

Is there a spit cup?

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Originally posted by Peter:

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at least one quality firearm in there

Oh! You mean a California Rigby ?
Peter.

LOL

At least one quality quality firearm firearm in there - not the stress on "quality", and that doesn't mean California Rigby


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I assume that the gun racks are set up to only handle side-by-side doubles and not American trash over-and-unders? Such little touches are important to the truly discerning!
Peter.