the_wolf
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Ex Scottish Power vehicle. Behold it in all its glory:
The Wolf's 110
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some b***** has gone and chucked a dustbin in your motor mate 
the_wolf
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It's called lived in
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looks good. i'd be a bit wary about that wheel on your back door. it'll feck the hinges.
the_wolf
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I know. As soon as I can get a bonnet mount it'll be going there. I love having it on the bonnet
JealousYou complete and utter scruff
Jealous
you're funny.
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Anyway that's it semi tidy, and the dogs go in't back. I tidied that up the other day and put my jack and whatnot in an ammo box. Just need to get some other bits out
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Nice workhorse I though it was quite tidy shows it works
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he's an office worker.. he's just a scruff
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Thats where me fecking gutter clamps went
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Thats where me fecking gutter clamps went
they are in the aging brown packet above the cb.. :lol:
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Very public spirited of you to take the whole villages rubbish to the tip!
It actually looks better than I expected, nice functional landy in its working clothes
Personally I would have to lose the steps, the tow frame, if I wasn't actually towing, and the roof rack, which would be ripped off by low branches in a few days! But horses or courses
What are the little hatches on the side for?
It actually looks better than I expected, nice functional landy in its working clothes
Personally I would have to lose the steps, the tow frame, if I wasn't actually towing, and the roof rack, which would be ripped off by low branches in a few days!
But horses or courses What are the little hatches on the side for?
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jerry cans.
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i thought one side was for plastics and the other for glass
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the_wolf
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Nope, I use it for everything. I am a scruff though lol. And I ain't an office worker
I could never stand a job like that. Nah they're in a jiffy bag in my office lol those clamps came with the landyThats where me fecking gutter clamps went
Very public spirited of you to take the whole villages rubbish to the tip!
It actually looks better than I expected, nice functional landy in its working clothes
Personally I would have to lose the steps, the tow frame, if I wasn't actually towing, and the roof rack, which would be ripped off by low branches in a few days!
What are the little hatches on the side for?
The steps, tow ball and roof rack I use so no getting rid of those. No green lanes in Scotland anyway.
Nope, too small for Jerry cans. Well, for 20 litre ones anyway. In the left I've got a 5 litre Jerry can and a steel can full of ep80. In the right I have all of my tools, absolutely everything I need to fix everything.
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Ooh I never thought of thatOr cider flagons!
they'd be kept nice and chilled too
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Thats where me fecking gutter clamps went
to think, if those clamps had been fitted they might have acted as a sacrificial anode and your chassis might not be knackered....
its all wolfs fault!
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Has this one seen much turf action yet wolf?
