Christmas shopping list

[RichardCranium]

One of my future vehicles:

You reminded me. For years I wanted a Scimitar Scorpion.



The model I wanted could do 60 MPH on the road; all models could do at least 30 MPH on the rough. Handy for when the motorway is chocker: just drive along the embankment.

Built-in portaloo and kettle. Handy for 'emergencies'. A gun big enough to deal with traffic wardens or tow-trucks. Fits into a parking space ... even if there is already a car there. Perfect for commuting into London.

As for 4" of snow ...

[AtW]

You reminded me. For years I wanted a Scimitar Scorpion.



The model I wanted could do 60 MPH on the road; all models could do at least 30 MPH on the rough. Handy for when the motorway is chocker: just drive along the embankment.

Built-in portaloo and kettle. Handy for 'emergencies'. A gun big enough to deal with traffic wardens or tow-trucks. Fits into a parking space ... even if there is already a car there. Perfect for commuting into London.

As for 4" of snow ...

It's good off road but I don't think it would be legal to drive tracked vehicle on public roads in this country during peace time...

[TimberWolf]

I wouldn't mind getting a sub £100 camera in the sales. My ancient 4MB camera is on its last legs.

[Freamon]

It's good off road but I don't think it would be legal to drive tracked vehicle on public roads in this country during peace time...

Is it illegal? I seem to remember hearing that it was actually legal, but "frowned upon", as the tracks don't do the roads any good. For example, I think there are some diggers which have tracks and can be driven on the road.