Apart from the Ring doorbell thingy that my son bought us for Christmas all my CCTV stuff around here now is wired and split into areas. Each area is independent and has its own dedicated hard drive recorder.
Yep, remember all those. I also had LRO issue one and follow ons for a number of years but as has been said it just became repetitive and a for me, like other mags a bit cringe worthy.
Books I keep, my grandfather was an antiquarian book dealer and would always say "books are silent friends" but Land Rover magazines just pile up and are nigh on impossible to search for info if time is short.
Well past its best. Shame that people will loose employment though.
I shall keep my own council regarding other forums, their style and the management thereof as I do not think it wise to go over ground that was well trodden years ago.
It is nice to think that THIS forum remains.
One step closer...
Nice colour.
New vehicles sat in a compound out the back of dealerships waiting for PDI and fitting of accessories etc is all part of it. I'd be jumping up and down having to wait this long and still not know when I'd get hands on though.
The last video leaves me cold. I am sure there will be other aftermarket bolt on manufacturers that are not quite so concerned at being the first to knock up something pretty.
When I saw a new post from you before opening the thread I admit to hoping you had positive news about finally getting your Grenadier...
The video? Well annoyin' presentation innit.
Fortunately the moderators and admins here are rarely required to step in and pass any kind of judgement on content but this seems to be one of the rare occasions when a few polite words are required.
I think as far as this thread goes the tone is now not what is generally considered acceptable on this forum.
While we are happy to grant a bit of leeway to members who are perhaps unaware of the norms here due to the limited time spent on this platform, the current tit for tat needs to stop.
4x4 Pickups rule around here. Most new Defenders appear to be non manual working types but some of those I do see may be being used for business, just not in manual type trades. I used to see a green and white roof one on steels regularly but that appears to have done a bunk now.