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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: danzigfan on 18 November 2013, 18:06:45
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Picked up more than 1 cubic meter of firewood today, was very cheap and winter is closing here. Pics are shi..y quality, taken by potato and could be very disturbing for some of you. Poor miggy was heavy loaded but crusing nice :-X ...
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She's mostly very well taken care of, today was the exception ...
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She's clean now for bedtime
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;D ;D ;D
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What? ;D ;D She's very versatile... ;) :-* Ans...S/L still works 8)
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Its a workhorse . Use it and make it earn its keep , even if it wears the brake pads out quick er doing it ::) ;D
Did it tramline :D ;D
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Nah.... :D , she just got new suspension arms, anti roll bar and full geo setup two weeks ago ;D
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Nah.... :D , she just got new suspension arms, anti roll bar and full geo setup two weeks ago ;D
This is the answer to tramlining . Put half a ton of logs in the back :P ;D
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Oh... I forgot to mension she has WINTER tyres on... ::) , balanced of course... :P :-X
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Same colour and wheels as my TD estate, and mine has had some good loads in. A crate of Indian sandstone made it's eyes water, but rear tyres up to 50, and drove home very gingerly. ::) ::) ::)
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I suggest that you don't brake hard...... :y ;D ;D
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I suggest that you don't brake hard...... :y ;D ;D
Well, I didn't , maintained a 100 yards distance from car in front of me... ;D
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Same colour and wheels as my TD estate, and mine has had some good loads in. A crate of Indian sandstone made it's eyes water, but rear tyres up to 50, and drove home very gingerly. ::) ::) ::)
Yep, durable cars this omegas...they should suffer after all, for they are troublemakers most of the time ;D
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Same colour and wheels as my TD estate, and mine has had some good loads in. A crate of Indian sandstone made it's eyes water, but rear tyres up to 50, and drove home very gingerly. ::) ::) ::)
Yep, durable cars this omegas...they should suffer after all, for they are troublemakers most of the time ;D
;D ;D ;D
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What kind of wood? Poplar?
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Well 'wood' you believe it! :D
Is the car 'chipped' or am I 'barking up the wrong tree' ;D ;) :-\
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Mixed but mostly oak, last year's heavy snowing has broke a lot of trees in the woods.
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Well 'wood' you believe it! :D
Is the car 'chipped' or am I 'barking up the wrong tree' ;D ;) :-\
Damn..I needed to read twice to get all puns out... :P
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Its a workhorse . Use it and make it earn its keep , even if it wears the brake pads out quick er doing it ::) ;D
Using them stops them from seizing up ::)
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Oh... I forgot to mension she has WINTER tyres on... ::) , balanced of course... :P :-X
never use them myself . winter tyres i mean ;D ;D
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So - never seen a log conversion before ;D. I think the cost versus space benefit is a bit boarder line though.. :P
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It's treemendous what you can get in the back of an Omega! :)
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Have you got the log book for it ;D
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Thats got more wood than a Morris Minor Traveller :y. Bet that took some time to vacuum out. ;)
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Thats got more wood than a Morris Minor Traveller :y. Bet that took some time to vacuum out. ;)
Don't even ask, took 2 hours and still need to wipe the dust away ;D
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I think there is a car hidden in that tree somewhere. ::) ::) ::)
I've certainly put the self levelling suspension to the test on mine at times, like I did with the 960 Volvo estate I had before it.
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I think there is a car hidden in that tree somewhere. ::) ::) ::)
I've certainly put the self levelling suspension to the test on mine at times, like I did with the 960 Volvo estate I had before it.
Didn't know you were an antiques dealer :-\