Hello there :)

Introduce yourself and your vehicles and post (or link to) photos
olliebarrett_92
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Location: Sudbury, Suffolk, UK

Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Have had an awesome day thank you :)
Yeah I bet they will.. practicing my maneuvers!! haha
Will drive it for the first time tomorrow once it is taxed!!

Had my first driving lesson, and he said I was a natural! Wahooo

Ollie
Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
landdani
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Joined: Sat Sep 27, 2008 12:40 pm
Location: damascus

Post by landdani »

Olie, Gongratulations. :)
A very good job with your landy, are you profissionel or something? :wink:
wonderful sport!
1984 SeriesIII ex-melitary, 109 inch, V8 stage one
olliebarrett_92
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Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Well, I have just got in from my very first drive in my Landy on the road!! Was soooooo AWESOME!

I will post some new pictures of inside and out after my renovation when it has been washed at the weekend!!

Ollie
Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
disco2hse
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Location: Auckland NZ

Post by disco2hse »

Ollie, go for it man :D Such is the joy of getting back (without breaking down ;) )
Alan

1983 ex-army FFR 109 Stage 1
2005 Disco 2 HSE TD5
olliebarrett_92
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Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Haha, a successful run, except with the faint smell of burning brakes!!
:):)
Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
disco2hse
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Post by disco2hse »

Burning brake smell. Well, that'd be a good thing. It shows they're working :shock: :p
Alan

1983 ex-army FFR 109 Stage 1
2005 Disco 2 HSE TD5
olliebarrett_92
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Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Ok, well I finally got around to washing the beast this weekend. And here are some up to date pictures as promised.

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In these pictures, you can see, I have:
-Painted the wheels
-Handmade the door cards, what do you think?
-Handmade floor mats, was a good idea, I will tell you if you want to know ;)
-Installed CD Player
-Handmade storage boxes in the back (one has the speakers in)
-General love and care


Cheers
Ollie
Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
Andy Dawe
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Location: Kent. UK

Post by Andy Dawe »

Fantastic effort well done. Nice to see it's being well cared for.
landdani
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Location: damascus

Post by landdani »

Very lovely, the effort is strongly showen.
A bist with a "L" sign :lol:
wonderful sport!
1984 SeriesIII ex-melitary, 109 inch, V8 stage one
olliebarrett_92
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Location: Sudbury, Suffolk, UK

Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Well today is the best day ever!!

I PASSED MY DRIVING TEST!

Its so cool out driving in 'Geraldine' (long story) on my own, and i am loving every second!!
Watch out for her !! :)
Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
disco2hse
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Post by disco2hse »

Watch out world. Here they come :shock:

:D :D
Alan

1983 ex-army FFR 109 Stage 1
2005 Disco 2 HSE TD5
landdani
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Post by landdani »

congratulation.
wonderful sport!
1984 SeriesIII ex-melitary, 109 inch, V8 stage one
olliebarrett_92
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Post by olliebarrett_92 »

Just thought I would share my 'celebratory picture' with you all :)

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Now on the road, and loving it!!!! =)
disco2hse
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Post by disco2hse »

Good on ya mate. :)

Like the sign. Oh, and looking at your door panels has got me to thinking I should do the same/similar. I am thinking of using plywood with tough vinyl on it so I can sew some pouches onto them. Plywood is slightly softer on skin too for when the car bounces around ;)

Tanalised ply means no rot. And cheap too, about $10-$15 a sheet (packing sheets, not the good stuff).
Alan

1983 ex-army FFR 109 Stage 1
2005 Disco 2 HSE TD5
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gary_in_nz
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Post by gary_in_nz »

hehehe yeah good times ahead!! i remember when i first got my license to drive alone. i did a celebratory burnout on the L plates with my Mini 1000 hahahaha.
Just remember you look after the Landys, they will look after you!!
"If it ain't v8, take it back"
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