Mitsubushi Shogun Sport - Page 5

codprawn · 04 October 2005, 17:38

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Originally Posted by donutsina911

pick on codders season?

Obviously............

Some people have even been attacking JK for sticking up for me!!!

Jono · 04 October 2005, 18:00

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Obviously............

Some people have even been attacking JK for sticking up for me!!!

Oh yes? Where was that then?

The Garfish · 04 October 2005, 21:14

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Originally Posted by Jon Brooks

Am looking at getting a second hand "truck" for my out of hours activities

de werd onn de streat iz dat de isoozoo biggorn iz de weppon ov choyce forr de doggin frattirnitty

gArf

eupa · 06 October 2005, 10:04

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???

The offer is sincere - but as I said previously - if you dont want your identity or profile revealed - thats Ok by me. I am not out to make trouble.

You can drive it when you like.... no buts ect ect-

make BWM rapier 28' ( 1994/5)
Engines 2* 250 yams hpdi 2t
Radio uninden
Radar 1500 watt JRC
GPS garmin 2010c
Gross wet 2350 kgs
Trim tabs nauticus twin actuactors/tab - automatic.
current WOT 56.5 knts

Jonathan

codprawn · 06 October 2005, 15:50

Reason I made the comment about driving is because I am the world's worst passenger - honestly!!!

I was terrified on my powerboat course when I was the passenger - the instructor thought he would have problems as I was so nervous - total Jeckyl and Hyde transformation though when I was at the wheel - he was stunned when he realised I was actually happier in the big waves - but then I was driving!!!

The chances of me getting to Belgium are pretty remote at the moment though - still you never know - that boat is reason enough - and there is a very active Land Rover club - plenty of mud in Belgium!!!

The Garfish · 06 October 2005, 18:18

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Originally Posted by codprawn

plenty of mud in Belgium!!!

ow wud yew noe dat nobbur.

downt tel mee. yew woz inn de fkin trenchis inn 14-18 wher yew wun de CV, DMS, DMC, inventid de tannk, floo forr de RCF, woz shott dowen forr tymes bi de redd barun, shaggid matta harry an edif cavel, woz shott att dorn forr deezershun, rowze froom de ded at tenn too eelevon o clokk onn noevembir de eelevunf an sined de armistiss wiv de krowts.

eiver dat orr yoov bin ofrowdin wiv dem wolooniun bastuds

gArf

codprawn · 06 October 2005, 19:25

Nah - just like watching slackbladder...

Tally Ho chaps!!!!

Hugh Jardon · 06 October 2005, 19:28

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Nah - just like watching slackbladder...

Tally Ho chaps!!!!

Have you found "Green" yet?

eupa · 06 October 2005, 20:30

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Originally Posted by The Garfish

ow wud yew noe dat nobbur.

downt tel mee. yew woz inn de fkin trenchis inn 14-18 wher yew wun de CV, DMS, DMC, inventid de tannk, floo forr de RCF, woz shott dowen forr tymes bi de redd barun, shaggid matta harry an edif cavel, woz shott att dorn forr deezershun, rowze froom de ded at tenn too eelevon o clokk onn noevembir de eelevunf an sined de armistiss wiv de krowts.

eiver dat orr yoov bin ofrowdin wiv dem wolooniun bastuds

gArf

.. quite a lad !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jonathan

hard1 · 06 October 2005, 23:52

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Originally Posted by The Garfish

de werd onn de streat iz dat de isoozoo biggorn iz de weppon ov choyce forr de doggin frattirnitty

gArf

'kin 'ell! Just how did you know I got a Bighorn? (and a Cobra)

Go on - let me have it - both barrels!!!

Richard B · 07 October 2005, 07:14

I suppose you drive an Isuzu as well!

Hugh Jardon · 07 October 2005, 07:18

perhaps he might show folks his pride and joy on monday evening at what mollers would call the doggers meet

Hugh Jardon · 11 October 2005, 23:31

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Originally Posted by codprawn

Nah - just like watching slackbladder...

Tally Ho chaps!!!!

in one of the series of blackadder all the guys wear "codpieces"....

was this perhaps inspiration for your character on Ribnet?

Nate · 12 October 2005, 00:13

I should like to pass on my experience as a warning to others...

I went along to a "Doggers Meet" with the full expectation of bumping into some like minded souls who have a fondness for all things doggy.

Imagine my surprise when I encountered several chaps standing outside an Isuzu wherein the only thing doggy was the relative position of the two unlovely individuals performing a very enthusiastic but amateurish rendition of the Swansea Serenade.

I didn't know where to hide my Jack Russell.

Hugh Jardon · 12 October 2005, 00:16

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Originally Posted by Nate

I should like to pass on my experience as a warning to others...

I went along to a "Doggers Meet" with the full expectation of bumping into some like minded souls who have a fondness for all things doggy.

Imagine my surprise when I encountered several chaps standing outside an Isuzu wherein the only thing doggy was the relative position of the two unlovely individuals performing a very enthusiastic but amateurish rendition of the Swansea Serenade.

I didn't know where to hide my Jack Russell.

fech me that is great, love it

Hugh Jardon · 12 October 2005, 00:17

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Originally Posted by Nate

I should like to pass on my experience as a warning to others...

I went along to a "Doggers Meet" with the full expectation of bumping into some like minded souls who have a fondness for all things doggy.

Imagine my surprise when I encountered several chaps standing outside an Isuzu wherein the only thing doggy was the relative position of the two unlovely individuals performing a very enthusiastic but amateurish rendition of the Swansea Serenade.

I didn't know where to hide my Jack Russell.

so you dont have a great dane then?

charliesum · 18 October 2005, 20:19

well by now you've probably decided on what to get but i have experience of both japanese and german (sorry land rover) a new shogun sport 2.5d in march towed a 6.5rib down to torquay for the racing (safety) and the clutch went. going round a roundabout at 25mph on the A27 and the powersteering belt snapped the car nearly went over the roundabout and into oncoming traffic (dealership were more concerned that i hadn't retrieved the aforesaid item from road when towed to them by recovery) car now fixed and running well, power upgrade a must seat covers a must if you are ever getting in it wet ( i teach jetskiing and the seat covers / mats are a godsend when cold and recovering a ski from lee on solent slipway in a hurry) the towbar electrics are crap and must be lubricated / protected after each use (normal i suppose) and with the power upgrade it will reach an indicated 105 mph (alledgedly on a private road the length of salt lake flats) the turning circle is bloody awful and reversing any sort of boat needs to be experienced... as previously mentioned if its running well it does exactly what it says on the tin as for my other one an Overfinch Range Rover 22" alloys are not there for shingle!!!!!

eupa · 19 October 2005, 10:11

....the most underpriced SUV and highest spec. 4x4 ever produced ... can be immersed in salt water and driven by idiots ( me).... 20000 miles on the clock Nick Hearne and never seen a garage.. The one and only KIA SORENTO

Jonathan

Jono · 19 October 2005, 10:15

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Originally Posted by eupa

.......never seen a garage..

Just 'cause your a tight-fisted waffle eater... doesn't mean you can abuse yer motor like that... show it some love...

eupa · 19 October 2005, 10:30

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Originally Posted by Jono

Just 'cause your a tight-fisted waffle eater... doesn't mean you can abuse yer motor like that... show it some love...

dont eat waffles - stopped all fats.. Got a lovely new beer for you "ORVAL" heard about it??. Got to loose 10 kgs in 2 months or its going to be the knackers yard. Even taken up cycling. Motors love being mal-treated- you should know that!!!

What about this one--- its delicious-- a puree of chestnuts with a trace of oxo warmed up. Delicious.

Jonathan