What I need...

Is for all the copies of LRO I have reduced to one small CD rom. Does
anybody know if this is available?

Been tidying up my bedroom , moving furniture around and heaps of LRO mags,
I don't want to dump them because of all the workshop info but the heap is
looking decidedly wobbly.

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 19:05:45 +0100, Rory Manton
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Is for all the copies of LRO I have reduced to one small CD rom. Does
>anybody know if this is available?
>
>Been tidying up my bedroom , moving furniture around and heaps of LRO mags,
>I don't want to dump them because of all the workshop info but the heap is
>looking decidedly wobbly.

Do what I do. After a year I sit down, tear the adverts off the back,
tear off the workshop articles and put them in a binder, and tear off
any other interesting articles and put them in another binder.

If you grab 50% of the pages at the top in each hand 0and pull it
apart, the glue on the binding gives way, gets the pages out without
risking tearing into the pages themselves.

Alex

"Alex" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Do what I do. After a year I sit down, tear the adverts off the back,
> tear off the workshop articles and put them in a binder, and tear off
> any other interesting articles and put them in another binder.

I knew it... just another tear away.

In article <BD9C6789.2D790%[email protected]>, Rory Manton wrote:
> Is for all the copies of LRO I have reduced to one small CD rom. Does
> anybody know if this is available?
>
> Been tidying up my bedroom , moving furniture around and heaps of LRO mags,
> I don't want to dump them because of all the workshop info but the heap is
> looking decidedly wobbly.
>

I might save space by cancelling my subscription to LRO. Mistakes are
creeping into the magazine all the time now.

In the Llama article they mention the '86 Defender. There is no such beast is
there, didn't the Defender name come along with the 200Tdi in the early '90s?

The wheel carrier test makes a big thing about the carriers having grease
nipples, yet they don't mention that the Bearmach one has them. I know 'cos
I have one!

Last month they mentioned about the Defender 3 launch in Scotland, really
meaning the LR3 launch.

I know these aren't really serious errors but who knows what else slips
through.


Are the other mags any better?


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simon at sbarr dot demon dot co dot uk
Simon Barr.
'97 110 300Tdi.

In news:[email protected],
Mr.Nice. <[email protected]> blithered:
> Twas 21 Oct 2004 07:54:34 GMT when Simon Barr <[email protected]> put
> finger to keyboard producing:
>
>> In article <BD9C6789.2D790%[email protected]>, Rory
>> Manton wrote:
>>> Is for all the copies of LRO I have reduced to one small CD rom.
>>> Does anybody know if this is available?
>>>
>>> Been tidying up my bedroom , moving furniture around and heaps of
>>> LRO mags, I don't want to dump them because of all the workshop
>>> info but the heap is looking decidedly wobbly.
>>>
>>
>> I might save space by cancelling my subscription to LRO. Mistakes
>> are creeping into the magazine all the time now.
>>
>> In the Llama article they mention the '86 Defender. There is no such
>> beast is there, didn't the Defender name come along with the 200Tdi
>> in the early '90s?
>
> 1989

OK then, very early 90s!

>
>> The wheel carrier test makes a big thing about the carriers having
>> grease nipples, yet they don't mention that the Bearmach one has
>> them. I know 'cos I have one!
>>
>> Last month they mentioned about the Defender 3 launch in Scotland,
>> really meaning the LR3 launch.
>
> Major oops that one.
>
>> I know these aren't really serious errors but who knows what else
>> slips through.
>>
>>
>> Are the other mags any better?
>
> I also subscribe to land rover enthusiast and I've not noticed any
> such errors in that.
>
>
> Regards.
> Mark.(AKA, Mr.Nice.)



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