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Profesional Hunter
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: On the banks of the Great Grey-Green Greasy Limpopo River (Rudyard Kipling 1902)
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Agreed a SII.
Very cool but do you think it can do any turns? Even with normal wheels my SIII cant do a tight turn. |
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Join Date: Aug 2004
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: trinidad
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the top picture is a land rover used in alaska to work on the pipe lines. i read somewhere that the wheels and mod cost more than the brand new land rover at the time.
just my two sense i know i am new and going through all the posts but what a great forum this is |
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It's all about my Blue Balls!
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Hanford, California
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wow! Those are some chunky tires!
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Silly Boys!... Range Rovers are for girls! Cars: 1988 Range Rover Classic (aka Blue Balls) 2000 Discovery II SE7 (my fiance's... soon to be mine) |
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