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22 weeks wait isn't great though. They start mining the ore for it one your deposit has cleared or something?'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Good luck with that then!!Originally posted by AtW View PostI am planning to upgrade soon and it won't be an agricultural vehicle

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The ford was 12 months...Originally posted by northernladuk View Post22 weeks wait isn't great though. They start mining the ore for it one your deposit has cleared or something?Comment
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What you really want though is something to tell people coming the other way down a narrow country lane to **** off out of the way, like this: Marauder: Multi-role, highly agile mine-protected armoured vehicle
or does that and goes really fast as well: Bowler | Racing and High Performance all terrain vehicles
I only ever had one of these:
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I think the girls would complain quite a lotOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostWhat you really want though is something to tell people coming the other way down a narrow country lane to **** off out of the way, like this: Marauder: Multi-role, highly agile mine-protected armoured vehicle
or does that and goes really fast as well: Bowler | Racing and High Performance all terrain vehicles
I only ever had one of these:

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I know the defender is getting retired, I just think LR won't replace it especially with the DC100.Originally posted by Old Hack View PostDC100 has been put on hold, and will replace the defender, as in 2015, the defender will no longer pass any of the stricter laws coming in.Comment
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We use Hilux type vehicles on site all day long, the have the 2nd row of seats so you can carry people safely; they are solid & survive the thrashing the operations guys hand them.Originally posted by rhubarb View PostShirley you should be going for a Toyota Hilux. Unstoppable, unbreakable things.
Plus you can look like the chap from "The Fall Guy".
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I do, and I want one, and have registered my needs with LR. Seems to me, they're just refining the solution, so it doesn't look too girly for the farmers.Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostI know the defender is getting retired, I just think LR won't replace it especially with the DC100.
But, imo, it will be made.Comment
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I don't like change!Originally posted by Old Hack View PostI do, and I want one, and have registered my needs with LR. Seems to me, they're just refining the solution, so it doesn't look too girly for the farmers.
But, imo, it will be made.Comment
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I hope it doesn't change too much. I'd have one tomorrow...Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostI don't like change!Comment
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