I think Netjaws has returned....
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I like the hay holder on the hood. We have a couple of those bolted to the barn for the horses.
Now I know what they are really for.
Now I know what they are really for.
There a compass bolted to his hood now...
Here's a page on the vehicle from a while back:
http://www.roverparts.com/News/Archive/LandRoverPanAmericanJourneyPartI.cfm
I can't imagine trying to drive long distances with that junk bolted all over the place. The rattles alone would be hell, and half of it would be stolen on the trip, anyway. That thing is an insult to every town he crosses.
It's saying that their place sucks so bad, he needed all this crap just to survive the trip through.
Either way, there's more than enough pavement on that road to rue the day you decided to drive down with anything attached to the bodywork that doesn't absolutely need to be there. I certainly wouldn't want to endure the very, very long pavement stretches driving a vehicle covered in Indian camouflage.
Cheers,
Kennith
Here's a page on the vehicle from a while back:
http://www.roverparts.com/News/Archive/LandRoverPanAmericanJourneyPartI.cfm
I can't imagine trying to drive long distances with that junk bolted all over the place. The rattles alone would be hell, and half of it would be stolen on the trip, anyway. That thing is an insult to every town he crosses.
It's saying that their place sucks so bad, he needed all this crap just to survive the trip through.
Either way, there's more than enough pavement on that road to rue the day you decided to drive down with anything attached to the bodywork that doesn't absolutely need to be there. I certainly wouldn't want to endure the very, very long pavement stretches driving a vehicle covered in Indian camouflage.
Cheers,
Kennith
I don't know... If that drive for smiles website is real, then it makes sense. Kids would love that stuff.
The original post did indicate that the modifications were meant to be amusing, and the site notes an intention to make the interior feel like an airplane cockpit.
Cheers,
Kennith
The original post did indicate that the modifications were meant to be amusing, and the site notes an intention to make the interior feel like an airplane cockpit.
Cheers,
Kennith
Your command of the apocryphal books is impressive. I hadn't taken you as a theologian.
