What did you buy today

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Originally Posted by taslucas

The added wall thickness on the ep2000 conserves heat for %13-18 percent longer and also they threw in a years subscription to Better Teas monthly. But you're right it's still running the ep1000 subframe.

>>>tappin from tassie

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Yeah they gave me a demo though of the 2000 and it seemed to take quite a lot longer to get to temperature. When I want tea, I want it sooner rather than later.

Nope, nope and nope close this thread. It's done its dash now

Did they offer you the extended warran tea?

>>>tappin from tassie

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Originally Posted by taslucas

What teapot did you get? I picked up an easypour 2000 of eBay for a steal!

>>>tappin from tassie

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Mines Royal Dalton from the Country Rose range

A Landcruiser. Now I've a split personality...

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Originally Posted by Rocket55

A Landcruiser. Now I've a split personality...

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Please explain, Katwoman now you AARRRGGGGHhhhhhhh lol

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Originally Posted by threedogs

Please explain, Katwoman now you AARRRGGGGHhhhhhhh lol

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Also took a Jeep for a spin, 184Kw 540Nm through an 8 speed ZF gearbox was an addictive and awesome drive, self levelling suspension etc. etc. etc. but I couldn't bring myself to do that. The Landcrabs are also a pretty addictive drive.

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Originally Posted by Rocket55

Also took a Jeep for a spin, 184Kw 540Nm through an 8 speed ZF gearbox was an addictive and awesome drive, self levelling suspension etc. etc. etc. but I could bring myself to do that. The Landcrabs are also a pretty addictive drive.

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Addicted to tow ropes

>>>tappin from tassie

SRT 5.7 hemi would work as a daily shopping trolley,
Plus they look mean as done up a bit

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Originally Posted by threedogs

SRT 5.7 hemi would work as a daily shopping trolley,
Plus they look mean as done up a bit

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just a shame they break down in the shopping centre car park.