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Old 22 April 2008, 13:14   #21
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My brothers new Defender 90 200tdi, bit of an overkill for pulling the SR4 though







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Old 22 April 2008, 13:43   #22
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Ive been on at the council to sort out the pot holes at the end of our road for a while now
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Old 12 June 2008, 22:09   #23
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You are meant to leave the landie on the beach and take the boat on the water, not the other way around!!

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At least the Landy can cope with taking to the water, unlike your nice stainless prop taking to land LOL

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You are meant to leave the landie on the beach and take the boat on the water, not the other way around!!

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Old 12 June 2008, 22:40   #26
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im staying out of that one, unlike the water haha
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offroading in a deli
not one to steal a thread but this was on near Corwen in north wales

I am Deli number 2 but the best is the last with sunroof open



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The more you watch it, the funnier the camerman's peculiar breathing problem becomes!
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