I find this sort of thing really offensive!!

The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 22:39

If your going to wear a badge to show your ilegance to the cause why wear this one!!!

Don't call me racist!! I'm manufacturist!!

makeitfit · 27-09-2010, 22:45

Oi, where was the WARNING ADULT CONTENT

The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 22:48

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Originally Posted by makeitfit

Oi, where was the WARNING ADULT CONTENT

If easily offended do not open thi link

makeitfit · 27-09-2010, 23:05

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Originally Posted by The Patrolman

If easily offended do not open thi link

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The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 23:14

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That's Range Rovers for you!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 23:21

i got one into a capri.... Twice!!!

patbhoy · 27-09-2010, 22:49

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Originally Posted by The Patrolman

If your going to wear a badge to show your ilegance to the cause why wear this one!!!

Don't call me racist!! I'm manufacturist!!

My Troll is my first 4x4 and ultimately my aim is to own a Range Rover.
Having said that, i have read much about how unreliable Range Rovers are as such would consider buying a newer Troll before a Range rover.
However to wear a Nissan logo on your lapel just does not seem to have the same prestige.
Then again my 4x4 does not go off road, and is a big shiny show piece.

The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 23:00

As a statement of being an A hole, get a big RR, you will not need a lappel badge!!
If you have a Patrol you will not wear anything that has a lappel, n if you did the space for a badge will be covered in mud!!!

Peasgood · 27-09-2010, 23:01

So your aim is to own a Range Rover purely as a status symbol?
I never did understand that kind of thing.

Don't get me wrong, I don't really care what you own as it's none of my business. Although they do look quite pretty and gangsterish I have never thought "wow, look at him he has got a Range Rover". I have on many occasions thought "wow, fancy spending all that money on such an unreliable car that loses 10 times more than mine actually cost me just by driving it out of the showroom, and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped"

The Patrolman · 27-09-2010, 23:05

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Originally Posted by Peasgood

So your aim is to own a Range Rover purely as a status symbol?
I never did understand that kind of thing.

Don't get me wrong, I don't really care what you own as it's none of my business. Although they do look quite pretty and gangsterish I have never thought "wow, look at him he has got a Range Rover". I have on many occasions thought "wow, fancy spending all that money on such an unreliable car that loses 10 times more than mine actually cost me just by driving it out of the showroom, and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped"

then all us oldies can buy the engine to put in a ridicuolsly small classic car an have some proper fun at your misfortune!!

Peasgood · 27-09-2010, 23:08

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then all us oldies can buy the engine to put in a ridicuolsly small classic car an have some proper fun at your misfortune!!

I have got a rediculously small car with a Range Rover engine in it. It scares me to death and I love it.

the rev limiter kicks in at 94 in third gear

tezzer · 27-09-2010, 23:20

and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped.

how many 40 yr old nissans do you know off. probably none, land rovers rock, especially the tax free ones.

(RIP) PLANK · 28-09-2010, 13:03

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Originally Posted by tezzer

and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped.

how many 40 yr old nissans do you know off. probably none, land rovers rock, especially the tax free ones.

40 year old nissans? in Japan there are probably quite a few and not so many land rovers, it pays to kep things in perspective

patbhoy · 28-09-2010, 04:29

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Originally Posted by Peasgood

So your aim is to own a Range Rover purely as a status symbol?
I never did understand that kind of thing. :nena

No not as a status symbol, merely because i like them.
I buy a car because i like it not for what other people think.
But as i said having read reports on how unreliable Range Rovers are i would be more likely to purchase a newer Patrol

solarman216 · 27-09-2010, 23:13

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Originally Posted by patbhoy

My Troll is my first 4x4 and ultimately my aim is to own a Range Rover.
Having said that, i have read much about how unreliable Range Rovers are as such would consider buying a newer Troll before a Range rover.
However to wear a Nissan logo on your lapel just does not seem to have the same prestige.
Then again my 4x4 does not go off road, and is a big shiny show piece.

Its all about dosh, wear Range Rover badge = you have £10k plus per year to run one, (on top of regular running costs) I know I had one and soon got shot, specially after I got it bogged down in my yard, and I also have to say that after well over a million miles driving, it is the only vehicle that I have ever had that had to be transported back to base, and it was the most expensive car I ever owned, no thanks if you gave me one now I would sell it straight away, Rick

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makeitfit Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: on the beach WEST WALES Vehicle: Maverick TDi BLACK mmm Posts: 15,136	Oi, where was the WARNING ADULT CONTENT

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The Patrolman Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Redcar, Teesside Vehicle: Y60 Patrol 4.2 PeTroll Posts: 2,122	As a statement of being an A hole, get a big RR, you will not need a lappel badge!! If you have a Patrol you will not wear anything that has a lappel, n if you did the space for a badge will be covered in mud!!!

27-09-2010, 23:01	#9
Peasgood Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: North West Vehicle: Terrano Posts: 228	So your aim is to own a Range Rover purely as a status symbol? I never did understand that kind of thing. Don't get me wrong, I don't really care what you own as it's none of my business. Although they do look quite pretty and gangsterish I have never thought "wow, look at him he has got a Range Rover". I have on many occasions thought "wow, fancy spending all that money on such an unreliable car that loses 10 times more than mine actually cost me just by driving it out of the showroom, and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped"

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tezzer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: basildon essex Vehicle: transit camper van 1987 Posts: 2,829	and by time it's as old as mine it will have been scrapped. how many 40 yr old nissans do you know off. probably none, land rovers rock, especially the tax free ones.