Stuff you want, but don't need....
gtvlusso
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On my list of sh*t that I really don't need, but cannot justify the expense:
lego Unimog: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/mot ... o-car.html
1" Straight blade carbon road fork - my steel fork is fine
Aerospoke front wheel - my front wheel is fine
Touchscreen in car entertainment system - we have Comand fitted in the car already with a blu-ray player, but it is not touchscreen.....
Whats on your list of useless sh1te that you either cannot justify the expense or really don't need......?
lego Unimog: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/mot ... o-car.html
1" Straight blade carbon road fork - my steel fork is fine
Aerospoke front wheel - my front wheel is fine
Touchscreen in car entertainment system - we have Comand fitted in the car already with a blu-ray player, but it is not touchscreen.....
Whats on your list of useless sh1te that you either cannot justify the expense or really don't need......?
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I've been searching for an excuse (nay, a reason) to buy a Unimog.
I might just buy that Lego thing. I'm a grown man ffs.Sometimes parts break. Sometimes you crash. Sometimes it’s your fault.0 -
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gtvlusso wrote:On my list of sh*t that I really don't need, but cannot justify the expense:
lego Unimog: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/mot ... o-car.html
feck me with a rubber duck! i want one
im a massive lego fan. anyone remember the red sports car you could build? an the pneumatic jcb. the jcb was tricky to do because of all the pipes
i always wanted a millennium falconKeeping it classy since '830 -
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Old landrovers . . Must not buy . . . .
Carbon stuff . . . arrrggghhhhFixed gear for wet weather / hairy roadie for posing in the sun.
What would Thora Hurd do?0 -
Man shed0
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King Jeffers wrote:Man shed
But you NEED a man shed shurely?Fixed gear for wet weather / hairy roadie for posing in the sun.
What would Thora Hurd do?0 -
All of the above, except a shed. Got a garage.
Nicklouses flat bar hub gear jobby in Ti though. I used to have a Unimog, toy one that is. Even as a toy it seemed to have an infinite amount of suspension travel. I'd still have it if my Mum hadn't thrown out all my old toy cars.0 -
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Unimog - they are the nads
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Unimog.
Enigma XCR.
Toyota Hilux/Land Cruiser (don't really mind which one, I'm flexible, see?)
Kity 619 table saw
Dewalt Plunge saw
A planer/thicknesser.
Kyocera Ceramic kitchen knives
Mahooosif Kenwood chef.
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Jet Engined RC plane
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a go on Holly Willoughby wouldnt go a miss eitherKeeping it classy since '830 -
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For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......0 -
gtvlusso wrote:For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......
dont you need a class2 license to drive one of them though?Keeping it classy since '830 -
Putting this in context for G66:
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I think I hear the roar of diesel......and I think the tipper might be useful at childrens parties.0 -
mudcow007 wrote:gtvlusso wrote:For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......
dont you need a class2 license to drive one of them though?
Only if over 7.5 tonnes. I believe that most early unimogs are around the 4 tonne mark, however, the later varients go up to 10 tonnes.
On my current budget, the lego one will suffice......for now.0 -
A nice house with a garden, don't really want for anything else, a flash bike might be night but it's not going to make me quicker so why bother, it's sweeter going past people on bikes 4 or 5 times what mine cost me0
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mudcow007 wrote:gtvlusso wrote:For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......
dont you need a class2 license to drive one of them though?
Not on private property1997 Gary Fisher Big Sur
2009 Scott Spark 60
2010 Ghost 5000
2011 Commencal Ramones AL1
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Oh dear... I've now looked on the Lego website and seen so many things to blow money on. After I've converted the spare room to a man-cave, of course...0
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mudcow007 wrote:gtvlusso wrote:For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......
dont you need a class2 license to drive one of them though?
If you've had your licence before a certain date, no retraining needed.
For a Unimog you want a Black Edition Brabus.
http://www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/ ... ition.htmlI've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
redvee wrote:mudcow007 wrote:gtvlusso wrote:For those of you that have just discovered their love of 'mogs:
http://www.unimogs.co.uk/unimogsforsale.asp - surprisingly cheap!
Also found a Unimog 404 for sale in Bristol for £2950......
**wondering if it has isofix......
dont you need a class2 license to drive one of them though?
If you've had your licence before a certain date, no retraining needed.
For a Unimog you want a Black Edition Brabus.
http://www.diseno-art.com/encyclopedia/ ... ition.html
I think that was in Mercedes Benz World at Brooklands last year. My son had a driving lesson over there. Fanciest car showroom I've ever seen.
I prefer the old Unimogs like in Welks piccy.0 -