Glad to hear you’re enjoying RRS ownership. Richard

Back again. Been a while too!

So the RRS has been a constant over the last couple of years. Still get the smile every time I get in it.

Various family members being ill, emergency op for me and various other dramas she has carted us around with no fuss.

In return I had the drivers seat redone at Trimmania, Services, new windscreen, prop, battery, towbar fitted, more tyres and little things that no normal owner, barring us lot on this forum, done.

Somewhere along the line we bought a caravan, then another one. Forgot the caravan was on the back a couple of times though the left hand seat warning device activated

The dearly beloved had it when I sold her classic merc. Rapidly replaced that idea with a mini for her to save the bollards in the carparks

Simply put. Just a superb car that I love. As I say to many people look after your car and it will look after you.

And through all of it have taken all photos of her

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Good to hear you're still enjoying your RRS. When they're good, they're very good.  2012 SDV6 - it's missing a couple of cylinders
2008 TDV8 - it was a labour of love and is much missed

 Stornaway grey 2010 tdv6
Skoda citigo sport - dog cart and like an old school mini. With comfort.
Triumph Thunderbird 1600
MGTF...just gone
D3 gone
P38 brilliant motor and still miss it
Numerous discoveries in numerous colours
110 built by me and in LRO
S111 ex coastguard
S11a with a V8 and drum brakes...eeek

 Barrie.
2017-Jan 2024: 2005 RRS 2.7TDV6. Best car I ever had - until now!
Current: 2018 Ford Ranger Wildtrak 3.2

Milkbottle wrote:

No stranger to the Land Rover fold. Just seem to come back for more punishment

So picked this beauty up on Thursday.




And promptly did this before going to work





Her ladyship not amused.... less than 48hrs and she had borrowed it . Says we should sell her C class and she can have it . Errr no.

Happy so far. New tyres this week and next week service and megaflush. Have promised not to spend too much tinkering with her