Mitsubushi Shogun Sport - Page 4

Rene · 03 October 2005, 10:59

Jono

It seems that the UK version is better spec... (something).

Here is the danish version in PDF

http://distributor-denmark-pictures....8644025794.pdf

Rene

Jono · 03 October 2005, 12:30

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Originally Posted by Rene

Jono

It seems that the UK version is better spec... (something).

Here is the danish version in PDF

http://distributor-denmark-pictures....8644025794.pdf

Rene

Ok Rene...it's a fair cop! My Danish isn't quite as good as your English...

Jon Brooks · 03 October 2005, 13:41

Getting back on topic.

I am a huge LR fan, there is not many that can out perform the off road stuff they can do.
First car I ever drove was a Series IIA and have driven most makes and models since but......

I would never own sorry.

The Jap stuff is so much more reilable and you get so much more for you money.(toys!!!)

When my company car came up fpr change the L200 Crew cab and the Nissan Navara were top of the list but then I was told I could not have a pick up

Am looking at getting a second hand "truck" for my out of hours activities.
If they were more reliable my first choice would be a LR 90 but I am still looking at going the Jap route.

Sorry to all the other Landy fans but that's just the way I have found it over the years.

Oh by the way can anyone tell me if I exist?

Regards

Rene · 03 October 2005, 13:42

Hi Jono

Sorry about that

I have looked around and I can't find an english version off this. But it seems that there is a difference in the transmission.

But if that's the only difference, then that must meen that i might be able to get a LSD diff and install it on my car. I might consider that

But anyway it's a nice car, and I don't have any problems with it, and I do tow my boat around a lot. So if the price is right go for it.

Rene

Scary Des · 03 October 2005, 14:07

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Originally Posted by Jon Brooks

.......Oh by the way can anyone tell me if I exist?

....

Yep you don’t

I can reliably inform you that you are a figment of your own imagination

Des

Hugh Jardon · 03 October 2005, 14:12

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Originally Posted by Jon Brooks

Sorry to all the other Landy fans but that's just the way I have found it over the years.

Oh by the way can anyone tell me if I exist?

Regards

thats ok about the landys, the realistic landy owners understand your view.

as for exist, hmmmmm do you remember holy trinity school in ramsgate, did you go there, i did, lived in dumpton park for a few years!!

codprawn · 03 October 2005, 14:15

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Originally Posted by Chris Hartley

you like to talk knowledgeably about a lot of subjects and look upon yourself as a bit of an expert in some areas, however if you have no credibility of existing who is going to take you seriously? you have done nothing to enlighten the doubters, not a shred of evidence or a snip we can believe in from what i have seen. In fact a lot of what you say can be unravelled very easily as Richard has done here.....

I think you gloss things up to try to impress people, but, you dont need to, just be normal and honest.

When I am wrong I will ALWAYS admit it - I check my FACTS before I post anything - as Eupa will testify.

Unravelled very easily? Just because I choose NOT to lower myself or display my private life does NOT mean what I have said is not true!!! Claims I have made by the way to try to defend myself against other allegations!!!

There are plenty of stories these days about Doctors etc haveing forged their qualifications etc - do you ask your GP for his when you go to see him? Or do you ask teachers in a school to see theirs???? Or the pilot of the airline when you go on holiday???

You mentioned before that you joined Ribnet to meet up with other and learn about RIBS - that is YOUR choice.

I joined to learn about RIBs - although I have a lot of boating experience RIBs are a unique breed.

I did NOT join to have nice cosy get togethers with lots of other people. I am great in small groups but don't like crowds. That is why I CHOOSE not to go to pubs or clubs.

There are a few people on here I wouldn't have minded getting together with but after all the crap I have had lately why bother? All I will get are constant accusations!!!

As to glossing things up - in fact anyone who knows me will know if anything the reverse is true.

Jon Brooks · 03 October 2005, 14:38

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Originally Posted by Chris Hartley

thats ok about the landys, the realistic landy owners understand your view.

as for exist, hmmmmm do you remember holy trinity school in ramsgate, did you go there, i did, lived in dumpton park for a few years!!

Chris

I was born and dragged up just outside Tunbridge Wells.
Only been in Ramsgate about 5 years now.

Regards

Hugh Jardon · 03 October 2005, 14:42

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Originally Posted by codprawn

When I am wrong I will ALWAYS admit it - I check my FACTS before I post anything - as Eupa will testify.

perhaps you should check what you write, rather then the facts you speak of....

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Unravelled very easily? Just because I choose NOT to lower myself or display my private life does NOT mean what I have said is not true!!! Claims I have made by the way to try to defend myself against other allegations!!!

no one wants to quiz your private life but what people do wonder about is the truth around some of the claims you have made, you could back up some quite simply by providing a bit of evidence or supporting info.......is your choice......why do you think you are getting allegations in the first place......

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Originally Posted by codprawn

There are plenty of stories these days about Doctors etc haveing forged their qualifications etc - do you ask your GP for his when you go to see him? Or do you ask teachers in a school to see theirs???? Or the pilot of the airline when you go on holiday???

i guess the answer is we ask for supporting information if we have any doubt that the person is who they suggest they are....

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Originally Posted by codprawn

You mentioned before that you joined Ribnet to meet up with other and learn about RIBS - that is YOUR choice.

yep

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Originally Posted by codprawn

I joined to learn about RIBs - although I have a lot of boating experience RIBs are a unique breed.

ok

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Originally Posted by codprawn

I did NOT join to have nice cosy get togethers with lots of other people. I am great in small groups but don't like crowds. That is why I CHOOSE not to go to pubs or clubs.

strangely enough it is possible to meet others in small groups or alone, perhaps you missed one of the sessions on your astrophysics course

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Originally Posted by codprawn

There are a few people on here I wouldn't have minded getting together with but after all the crap I have had lately why bother? All I will get are constant accusations!!!

so let me think, when did you join, when did all the "crap" start? was the interval between you joining and the "crap" starting so short that you never got to meet anyone or were you never intending to meet anyone.

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Originally Posted by codprawn

As to glossing things up - in fact anyone who knows me will know if anything the reverse is true.

well the funny thing is that noone on here seems to know you or will step forward in your defence, what does that say....

you could so easily quash all the speculation and probably benefit from it on a personal level i suspect

Hugh Jardon · 03 October 2005, 14:44

i guess i need to go get a hard hat and some protective clothing now ;-)

eupa · 03 October 2005, 15:01

after reading all this ..... profile 3 coming up.
But Codders you could reply to my invite. whether PM or public. My intention is honorable and have no ax to grind.....

Jonathan

Hugh Jardon · 03 October 2005, 15:43

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Originally Posted by eupa

after reading all this ..... profile 3 coming up.
But Codders you could reply to my invite. whether PM or public. My intention is honorable and have no ax to grind.....

Jonathan

can i come instead of codders? haha, i used to travel to belgium quite a lot with my job.

i think he has gone to research on the web to come up with some additional angles on his character.......

funny you say that because i have no axe to grind either as probably most people on here dont either, just would be nice to understand what we have here

eupa · 03 October 2005, 17:05

come when you like... Glad to meet up with anybody from the UK.
and we can do some serious ribbing... think you could handle this one??

ADS · 03 October 2005, 17:09

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Originally Posted by eupa

come when you like... Glad to meet up with anybody from the UK.
and we can do some serious ribbing... think you could handle this one??

Don't tell me thats the tender! Looks like a serious bit of kit eupa, have the Yams run in yet?

regards

Alex

Hugh Jardon · 03 October 2005, 17:17

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Originally Posted by eupa

come when you like... Glad to meet up with anybody from the UK.
and we can do some serious ribbing... think you could handle this one??

looks like a serious bit of kit, nice to have a cabin this time of year as well as i suspect.

is there a kettle in there too for me cups of rosie lee.

eupa · 04 October 2005, 09:10

ADS and Chris.

Yams ok at 19 hrs run time. No problems. 56.5 knts obtained so far.
However , a lot of time spent on trimming - trim tabs great and exceptionally stable at max speed.- In fact 'hands off'

Cabin is great all the time- but limited in space as have about 1.7, across to
fit in two people........Am rigging up a kettle for Chris... have some earl grey of 1994 vintage.. Just give me a weeks notice if you want tio come over and go ribbing-

Am going out today and will post some pictures of the tabs when I get back.
Not one reply from our Friend Mr. Codprawn. The enigma of rib net...

jonathan

codprawn · 04 October 2005, 14:21

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Originally Posted by eupa

ADS and Chris.

Yams ok at 19 hrs run time. No problems. 56.5 knts obtained so far.
However , a lot of time spent on trimming - trim tabs great and exceptionally stable at max speed.- In fact 'hands off'

Cabin is great all the time- but limited in space as have about 1.7, across to
fit in two people........Am rigging up a kettle for Chris... have some earl grey of 1994 vintage.. Just give me a weeks notice if you want tio come over and go ribbing-

Am going out today and will post some pictures of the tabs when I get back.
Not one reply from our Friend Mr. Codprawn. The enigma of rib net...

jonathan

IF you let me drive I may take you up on the offer IF I ever get time - looks one hell of a boat - refresh my memory please - what make is it???

Hugh Jardon · 04 October 2005, 17:12

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Originally Posted by codprawn

IF you let me drive I may take you up on the offer IF I ever get time - looks one hell of a boat - refresh my memory please - what make is it???

I think you should feel honoured that Jonathan has even offered to take you on his rib, your response comes accross as a bit arrogant and rude my friend.

codprawn · 04 October 2005, 17:27

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Originally Posted by Chris Hartley

I think you should feel honoured that Jonathan has even offered to take you on his rib, your response comes accross as a bit arrogant and rude my friend.

I think you will find that Eupa has quite a history of being "rude" to me on here!!!

As to his motives for inviting me over they seem rather dubious - he only wants to see what catagory to put me into with his amateur phsycobabble......

As a relative newcommer here who I have tried to help to the best of my ability maybe the word "rude" could be aimed in another direction????

donutsina911 · 04 October 2005, 17:36

pick on codders season?