freelander aftermarket accessories (UK)

Quite, I sat in one when looking at Land Rovers, my head was more or less touching the roof, at most 2" clearance, decent bump on the road and I'd bang my head. The headlining came down so low that it felt like wearing a baseball cap with the peek turned down. Got a Disco II instead, much better. B-)

In message , Andrew Miller writes

I would save your cash for when the engine blows up !

Not now Neil, we're having a fight here...

That'll be a WHOOSH then.

and you can't spell, now feckoff eh?

Regards. Mark.

You have come into a settled, developed community and not understood the culture and ethos. There are lots of people who could have helped but a little alienation goes a long way.

That may well be true, which makes it all the more suprising that you don't fit in well.

HTH nigelH "Needs new oxygen sensors to make the MOT"

My veiled sarcasm must be off today ;-)

Oh, the irony!

From a chap who wants to cover his Freelander in shiny bits.

My Freelander is covered in mud.

Cheers

Blippie

-- Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

Frightening to think that the Freelaners has similar dimensions to the original Range Rover, isn't it!

Cheers

Blippie

-- Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour than a fortnight of ordinary rain in a month.

So? Sod off and complain to SWGAF. Landrovers are meant to be covered in mud not chrome.

A shiny Freelander to go with your hairdresser's sports car. Chavtastic.

I have to say I'm extremely disappointed in the attitude displayed towards this person who is clearly a recent convert to Land Rovers. Telling him to Sod Off is no way to behave. If this was uk.rec.motorcyles they would have invited him in and warmly welcomed him with cheerful good humour and bonhomie. Admittedly he would have been trussed up, tarred and feathered by suppertime but they do it so charmingly

But now he has been scared off back to his home brewing, could have had some mileage out of him, it's been a bit quiet since APL. Need more fresh meat.

I was being polite. Sorry, it won't happen again. (Politeness that is)

Now I know you're taking the piss.

Right.

But no more top posting, grammar free, bling obsessed, shift key blind illiterates, please.

Good point, well put.

On or around Sun, 15 May 2005 10:21:16 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@lardrover.co.uk enlightened us thusly:

Speaking of Bling... one amazing Hummer H2 up in Chester services the other week, Black, blacked-out windows, 22" chrome wheels... sort of the epitome of Bling.

Can't possibly beat the 80 foot long streched Porsche Cayenne I have seen round these parts.

Truly horrific.

-- Subaru WRX (Annabel)

Landrover 110 County Station Wagon (Tyson)

'"They called him Jimmy the gent"

these parts.

I saw a streched H2 not far from your place Nige, fecking ugly hting if you ask me...

Regards. Mark.

Ah, not thisun then...

I wasn't impressed by the couple of Range Rovers backing to the pitch access tunnel at St James's Park on Sunday. Black or very dark with "security" glassware. The round things in the corners (I hesitate to call them wheels) where multi-spoked bits of alloy, with a skim of rubber on the outside edge. The rims must have been the best part of

BTW, football holds little interest for me. I was only at those grounds because I was being paid to be there.

Iv'e told the wife to only drive it at weekends!!