Something about suzuki's?

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Something about suzuki's?

Post by andyrew » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:21 pm

Having been into zooks for a while and dealt with a few people for parts

Ive dealt with richard (rockwatt) dave a llama4x4 and today ive spoken with
Rob at rsmfg. All of them are a pleasure to deal with and great service.

Then their are people like mike harris and paul are also great to deal with. Mike
Has helped me with parts a few times now.

And of coursd SCUK and its members. I regularly check other forums and they all suffer with idiots. But I dont
Find that here.

Its great to have such a friendly hobby. Cheers guys :doublethumbs:
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by Edweird » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:29 pm

It's because Suzuki's are a labour of love, rather than a curse like a Land Rover :lol:

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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by Jordi » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:46 pm

And what have you been buying off Rob then? A full float???
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by ScottieJ » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:49 pm

Maybe it's because we've got nothing that we need to try to prove :lol: I mean after all we drive hairdressers 4x4s :lol:
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by The Heretic » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:57 pm

Ah, Rockwatt made me a nice HD transfer case bracket for my Vit. Very accommodating as he hadn't done one before.

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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by Jay18 » Wed Mar 27, 2013 7:57 pm

haha scottie, hairdressers cars :P but i bet out of all of us not one of our zuks would appeal to a hairdresser lol our zuks are little more meaty than a normal standard zuk lol, i was on another suzuki forum, posted a good few threads on there but no one actually replied on there think they were more to keeping themselves to themselves, but i came here and everyone was extremely welcoming, and no one on here is completely serious, we all like to have a little laugh now and then lol but everyone is very helpful!!
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by andyrew » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:00 pm

Jordi. I may have spoken to him about one :doublethumbs:
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by Jordi » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:04 pm

ScottieJ wrote:Maybe it's because we've got nothing that we need to try to prove :lol: I mean after all we drive hairdressers 4x4s :lol:
I may have owned my tarts GV but i've gotta say this screams hairdresser.
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It's just so clean. And all the red leather. It's like a tarts boudoir. :hahaha:

Sorry Luke, thats the first thing i thought when i saw that pic.
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by Edweird » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:45 pm

Nah, SJs are too boxy, I can't see them ever being Hair dressers cars. Hair dressers go for cutesy little cars that you can get 'custom' parts from Halfrauds, likes Saxos and Corsas
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Re: Something about suzuki's?

Post by ROBBIE » Wed Mar 27, 2013 8:50 pm

Ed that comment just goes to show how young you are :lol: I remember when the SJ was first released, they were a proper hairdressers car. I even knew one that brought one
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