I agree a lightweight is a proper 4x4 (except its not lighter is it?)
for example an x3 is a 3series with bigger springs, less well built BMW
(who don't build it) which they charge 5 series prices for
I would buy BMW shares except they are all owned buy the daughter in law of
Goering
Also - In other words a GAP or Polo lifestyle accessory (except the shirt/
rugby shirt is not actually worse than the C&A/ M&S alternative?
They really do appeal to people with much money and little class
"Adrian" <spamtrap@achapman.freeisp.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Alan Walker (alan@lordkhaos.dyndns.org) gurgled happily, sounding much
like
> they were saying :
>
> >> If you were to narrow it down to camp, incompetent "lifestyle" 4x4s,
> >> then you may well have a point.
> >>
> >> Any 4x4 with carpets, even.
>
> > I had an old bit of loose carpet in my old Lightweight, does that count
?
>
> Depends.
>
> Did it have an unidentified stain and an odd odour? If so, then I think
you
> should be OK...