FonterraFarmer
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That's one of the "new" 2018 Mustangs , not like the ones from 2017 that Ford sold with all the missing side airbags?
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What does everyone drive?
- Thread starter Dead Rabbits
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- Bay of Plenty NZ
Its a 2017 model, I think it has all its airbags, hope I never need themThat's one of the "new" 2018 Mustangs , not like the ones from 2017 that Ford sold with all the missing side airbags?
2wheels
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- aberdeenshire
a golf sv 2.0diesel and a suzuki vstrom 650.
suffolksmallholder
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- Suffolk
Another Skoda fabia estate fan here. I have a 2001 1.4 8V petrol one with 168 000 miles on the clock & still my daily driver, plus an elderly LR Defender 200 series station wagon that just does haulage so not used that much (104 000 miles) It used to haul the whole family about but they're all growed up now. Two of the children have Skoda fabia estates as well, another 1.4 but 16v & a 1.9TDI. I love 'em!
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FonterraFarmer
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- Waikato, New Zealand
Ford Australia /NZ sold a batch of new Mustangs apparently without certain normally standard safety equipment hence Euro NCAP rating of "two star"That's one of the "new" 2018 Mustangs , not like the ones from 2017 that Ford sold with all the missing side airbags?
Even for the same year , the "imports" from North America even in LHD would have been at least "four star"
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Yes my grandad brought it new from Chalkes, which I think was in Devises when he lived in Warminster.
I've put 30k on it it the past 18 months!
M-J-G
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Looks like either the Ranger likes fuel or you're planning a long journey.'98 Rover 416 Si is my daily driver and motorway muncher. Only done 88k miles.
'05 Ford Ranger (Bog Standard spec) as farm truck
That's water lol!Looks like either the Ranger likes fuel or you're planning a long journey.
goodevans
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looking at that you really do live in the bay of plenty
ThatsSomeSheep
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Bentley Murtanango 4x4 as my every day runaround “sheep” car.
Nice little thing! The dug likes it,
Bugatti FaF as my weekend car.
And Mrs TSS has a Saab estate.
Lol
TSS
Nice little thing! The dug likes it,
Bugatti FaF as my weekend car.
And Mrs TSS has a Saab estate.
Lol
TSS
Gapples
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The Mrs has an 09 A3 1.9 TDI with about 85k miles.
Both have been very reliable so far, hopefully they'll remain that way with regular servicing.
Obviously as an old ex ag engineer niether are working farm vehicles as most on here are though.
The car pictured is my 1973 Triumph 2000 we use for attending classic car shows during the summer.
It's only done 28k miles believe it or not.
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- Snodland kent
02 discovery and yes the sunroof leaks
you will not be happy with the new fuel prices with that truck.Scion
but they were a good truck ,it went every where .
i just made sure the tank was full before i went to the run off
Jon 3085
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- Worcester, UK
FonterraFarmer
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- Waikato, New Zealand
1, I don't calculate how much petrol it uses
( They never came out with a 5 speed in petrol ,NZ new)2,It doesn't get used on farm much unless its "dry".
3, Its never got more than half a tank as it really needs a replacement fuel tank
4, A number of people have indicated interest in it if is for sale.....
5, If the dealer principal complains that I've not brought a new ute, I can remind him his father sold us the utes when they were new!!!
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