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I'm surprised I haven't seen u driving past Alex, your truck is quite unique!

First time the 2 had been on the drive next to each other, this answered my question of whether I could swap the t2 for a patrol and still fit them on the drive next to each other :doh:doh pretty bloody tight as it is! I promised I would report on how we get on with the Murano, I can confirm...

Oh bugger, they're full size on mine Help anyone??:bow

Terrano doing what it does best, carrying stuff as usual lol

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Right finally took some photos of the 2 cars together will try to upload now, first time, wish me luck [/URL][/IMG]

Yes I recall James May liked it. It's not that surprising that they like it though, it's a 3.5 v6 petrol! I note there's no murano section of the technical forum, perhaps I should request one and I'll be all alone?

Yes they're all the 3.5v6 with cvt gearboxes, No reported problems with the cvt box other than a couple of belt failures in the US early on before they started selling them in the uk. Hopefully will be ok, according to a bloke at work they're now using cvts for majority of hybrids cos they...

Cheers guys, I'll keep u updated on how we get on. I'm expecting parts to be a bit expensive, but hopefully it will be fairly reliable, fingers crossed. Only negative so far are the high tax band ( doesn't hurt so much now you can pay by direct debit) Sadly we now have to say goodbye to our...

Cheers guys, I'll keep u updated on how we get on. I'm expecting parts to be a bit expensive, but hopefully it will be fairly reliable, fingers crossed. Only negative so far are the high tax band ( doesn't hurt so much now you can pay by direct debit) Sadly we now have to say goodbye to our...

Hi all, Well completely by chance whilst looking for a road biased 4x4 for the wife we stabled across a Nissan Murano, big petrol engine, but already converted to run on LPG :D We picked her up yesterday, very impressed with the drive. So we've now accidentally got 2 different nissan 4x4's...

Front tow bars around £140-170 off the shelf, can't really justify that, the trailer tent was only £280 lol. Time to hit the workshop manuals!

Yeh, and if anything it's dodgier lowering it down towards the road than up away from it! I'm interested in the idea of a front mounted tow ball, has anyone done it? Difficult to fit?

Cheers for all the advice guys, I think I might start with a hand winch and go from there, I don't mind it being slow I just want it controlled and safe because the main road is at the bottom of the slope. It seems some of the electric winches only wind in not out which I didn't realise:doh

Hi all, Well yesterday we picked up our first trailer tent, hoping for some family camping fun this summer. We got it home and realised that whilst it's easy to manoeuvre on the flat, as soon as we tried to manoeuvre it up our drive (which is on a gradient and onto a main road) it was too much...

Sorry guys, didn't even think to get the camera out, I promise next time it snows I'll take the same route to work and no doubt it will be the same scene.....seemingly unlimited supply of idiots down here!

My new rules of engagement: I will help you by towing your stuck fwd hatchback with bald tyres containing you and your children out of the snow if: - your polite - you genuinely didn't realise this track had a 17% hill on it - you genuinely didn't realise just how slippery compacted ice was -...

Didn't realise you were from Lichfield Rustic, might be quizzing you for green lanes in the area, I grew up in Lichfield and my folks are still there:thumbs

I'm guilty of not getting all the details so I'm reserving my judgement, but I saw on the BBC that the woman was deemed too drunk to give consent, she was 2.5x over the drink drive limit. I though the limit was 2 units? In which case she had 5 units in her system? I.e. 2.5pints?? Surely that...

Not £1800!!