roddy4
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am i wrong to say this?although it is a base model with few thrills,it still is a great looking vehicle,however i have only owned it for 4 weeks,maybe i am being premature.
i love my p38 2.5 diesel 1995
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rewmer
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"Snigger" someones in for a treat.
roddy4
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uh oh you know,there may be trouble ahead?
well i suppose with either a alnd rover or any range rover there will be on going maintenance? the p38 can be a pig they can't all be friday afternoon piles of **** can they?
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a bit like an ejaculation,when it does go wrong you wont know whether you will be cumming or going mate.
rewmer
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It's not the Friday afternoon as such, but the fact that the Solihull working week started Tuesday afternoon and finished Thursday morning. Anything built out of that window doesn't stand a chance. Your going to love it.
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oh come on, let him enjoy the first thrills of love! she'll be PMS-ing on him soon enough.
roddy, we all love our P38s. they are brilliant cars, just eccentric. they will never ever, run 100% perfect for one entire day. Something will always go wrong or sound funny or deflate or blink etc etc. when you learn to live with that and start figuring out what needs doing first and what can be left till later it becomes an ongoing labour of love and then you're fine. On the flip side, they will very very rarely if ever leave you completely stranded and can be counted on to limp home in some way or another. That's the kind of when-your-back's against-the-wall peace of mind I never had from any other car.
roddy, we all love our P38s. they are brilliant cars, just eccentric. they will never ever, run 100% perfect for one entire day. Something will always go wrong or sound funny or deflate or blink etc etc. when you learn to live with that and start figuring out what needs doing first and what can be left till later it becomes an ongoing labour of love and then you're fine. On the flip side, they will very very rarely if ever leave you completely stranded and can be counted on to limp home in some way or another. That's the kind of when-your-back's against-the-wall peace of mind I never had from any other car.
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rewmer
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The best thing about them is the community that has built up around them and the fact that every problem you have it's a fair certainty that someone else has had the same problem and fixed it. Be warned you may have to suffer a little ribbing on the way though.
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Guts, I don't want to be the fool heading for a fall, but I can put my hand up right now and say that every single day I have driven my P38 has been problem free, a joy and a pleasure and while it does have 90k on the clock and not a splinter of wood for me to touch while I say this, but I'm expecting the rest of the week to be much of the same.
Have I had me tea yet?
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Have I had me tea yet?
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j the range
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ffs you gone and done it now, even if you think it never say you have no problems. with a p38, its going to bite your arse this week for sure..
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How long u had it
damlimey
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3 days.
damlimey
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Tee hee...
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