Suzuki Club UK

ScottieJ wrote:It's ok, we know if you take it offroad you're just going to think 'this is shit, next time i go offroading i'll take the sj'

I'll remind you of my first reply in this thread



Ermmmmm I told you so

I think all the neccessary comments have been made.

You're a fool and fully accept that fact! No further berating required.

its a good work horse but just dont like it off road I like the coil suspension etc but it just lacks charactor compare to the zuki. Last night I though wait I cant fit down there as the disco is to big. Compare to the zuki you can point it everywhere and dont have to think twice!

A chap at my speeding course today said I should get a FreeLander.

OOOOOh I wanted to pounce but he works for the Po-po so I restrained myself.

Edweird wrote:A chap at my speeding course today said I should get a FreeLander.

OOOOOh I wanted to pounce but he works for the Po-po so I restrained myself.

I would have laughed in his face and politely explained how shit they are! I've seen one stuck in a wet grassy field because the slope was slightly too steep

Tom

Edweird wrote:A chap at my speeding course today said I should get a FreeLander.

OOOOOh I wanted to pounce but he works for the Po-po so I restrained myself.

Local police man I know took his daughters Jimny out at work in the winter as the freelander couldnt get out of the carpark in icy conditions

Its nearly built! (thank god), Just a few pictures of it from the four days packed of off roading i have done this weekend just gone... it certainly has changed a bit over the last few months still not a zook and never will be!

Looks good for what it is and another Irish plate

It looks ok, for a land barge. Thats as far as i'm prepared to go.

Does look like you've done some tidy work though mate