Freelaner
Landy Driver
Freelaner
Landy Driver
Freelaner
Landy Driver
That's why they can't wave there to scared to let go of the wheel
"they are" or "they're" to scared to let go of the wheel
and we have crumple zones designed to protect us in the unlikely event that we encounter a rogue pigeon, as seen in the pic above
sijwhite
Active Member
That's why they can't wave there to scared to let go of the wheel
I'd say that was knackered
lilredtractor
New Member
Here in Ireland we seem to just raise a (not middle!) finger and/or flash lights.Landies are uncommon here because they are horrendously expensive (and most people have more sense!) But we all know that they're missing out on all this fun...
crashbox
Well-Known Member
Hello lilredtractor, you from Donegal? My cousin is there and has a Grey Fergie (or had one) to go to the pub if he wasnt collecting peat with it.
strange_days
New Member
so says "JEEP BOY"
I'll say one thing for you, you're persistent. Mind you you'd have to be to drive a gaylanderer
Freelaner
Landy Driver
I was waiting for the gaylander jokes,yer just jealous because we have proper 4x4's,mine's never smoked in its life,but i do
IT’S a Discovery that could make Land Rover owners the butt of old Skoda-style jokes.
Because their expensive 4x4s top the list of European cars most likely to break down in a new study of used motors.
A wallet-draining 85 per cent of Discoverys *developed a fault in the past year. Second worst was the upmarket Bentley Continental, with 78 per cent needing attention then Renault’s Espace with 76 per cent.
The study was carried out by insurance firm Warranty Direct
,yer just jealous because we have proper 4x4's,mine's never smoked in its life,but i do IT’S a Discovery that could make Land Rover owners the butt of old Skoda-style jokes.
Because their expensive 4x4s top the list of European cars most likely to break down in a new study of used motors.
A wallet-draining 85 per cent of Discoverys *developed a fault in the past year. Second worst was the upmarket Bentley Continental, with 78 per cent needing attention then Renault’s Espace with 76 per cent.
The study was carried out by insurance firm Warranty Direct
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