I get a kick out of seeing the guys get new patrols and posting pictures, so I thought it would just be fair of me to do the same.
So here are a few.
After a few weeks
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Alex
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After a few weeks
So after a few weeks of owning my first patrol and now having to leave on work, amoungst other important things I freaking miss the thing..
I get a kick out of seeing the guys get new patrols and posting pictures, so I thought it would just be fair of me to do the same.
So here are a few.
I get a kick out of seeing the guys get new patrols and posting pictures, so I thought it would just be fair of me to do the same.
So here are a few.
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- And learning what its like to wash it.. which wont be done by me again.. ever
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- happiness is!!!!
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- taking no prisoners
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- Spare no time... wheels down!!!
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- first mod. and a roof rack up for grabbs for who ever is interested.
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- tight fit. so this will be the first thing changed..
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- First time home and weight of my chest that I got it up the driveway.
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Tinus lotz
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Alex
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Re: After a few weeks
Worlds apart Tinus, but don't be doubting, that little kia will show you other things.
Bite marks in the seat! places I've been in that little thing.
I have had people in there fully kitted hiluxes in front of me up matroosberg. diff lock engaged, spinning stones all over the place, wives screaming 
and they get cross at me following along with the one hand on the steering wheel the other on a zamalek lekker chilled, pickling up behind them.
But as you said, haven't thought of of the ou kia lately at all, reminds me I should probably be putting a bit more effort into getting it sold.
Bite marks in the seat! places I've been in that little thing.
I have had people in there fully kitted hiluxes in front of me up matroosberg. diff lock engaged, spinning stones all over the place, wives screaming and they get cross at me following along with the one hand on the steering wheel the other on a zamalek lekker chilled, pickling up behind them. But as you said, haven't thought of of the ou kia lately at all, reminds me I should probably be putting a bit more effort into getting it sold.
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Bruin Beer
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Re: After a few weeks
Alex,
As you say.
There are always pro's and con's.
The smaller cars tend to do very well as well (under certain conditions).
It still helps to be seated behind the steering of a troll. It just feels right.
Enjoy it.
Riaan
As you say.
There are always pro's and con's.
The smaller cars tend to do very well as well (under certain conditions).
It still helps to be seated behind the steering of a troll. It just feels right.
Enjoy it.
Riaan
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