Just thought I'd say "hi". I've been given a 2001 Freelander that my sister was going to scrap, but it's too good for that. (Well....only just...)! It't been cruelly neglected but I'm gradually ticking jobs off the list! Looking forward to chatting with you all over the next few months.
Newbie with a Freelander 1 TD4
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saxavordian
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Welcome to the Asylum. If you get the chance, pop over to the Freelander section and we will issue you with advice, sloppy kisses and big hugs from fellow hairdressers.
Thanks guys! @saxavordian well, many years ago, I did also have a LWB Series 3 ex-army petrol one! Does that improve my credentials at all?
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so you did bench pressing alot with the series 3Thanks guys! @saxavordian well, many years ago, I did also have a LWB Series 3 ex-army petrol one! Does that improve my credentials at all?
feel the burn KADOOSH
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Rules is rules. Pics or it didn’t happen
Hi also
Hi also
Rules is rules. Pics or it didn’t happen
Hi also
Ok then....
I quite miss it sometimes, but crikey could it sup fuel! Towed a boat from Preston to Fort William and back with it once, so we could have a sailing holiday on the Caledonian Canal. For what it cost in fuel, I reckon we could have driven up in the wife's car, bought a boat, used it for a week and then scuttled it and STILL have been quids-in!
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It would have sullied the experience, the adventure
Now them is light protectors
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