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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasnart View Post
    Where are the street sweepers?
    Hi Plasnart long time no speak, hope all is well mate
    Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time



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    Quote Originally Posted by NissanGQ4.2 View Post
    Hi Plasnart long time no speak, hope all is well mate
    If youre a mod, then mod. Tell the others too.


    Gong him Red!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mudnut View Post
    Welcome to the forum. Instead of a polite introduction, your first post was to bring attention to an obvious spam post, so it looked very sus.
    Okay. Sorry didnt realise i hadnt posted here yet.

    I admire and desire an MQ shorty to complement 2 hi-luxes, 2 land cruisers (hj60 and bj73) and a 58 Land Rover.

    Not really sure why; maybe just because they were the in thing when I was a boy.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrew JohnMorris View Post
    Okay. Sorry didnt realise i hadnt posted here yet.

    I admire and desire an MQ shorty to complement 2 hi-luxes, 2 land cruisers (hj60 and bj73) and a 58 Land Rover.

    Not really sure why; maybe just because they were the in thing when I was a boy.


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    Youre about to see the light. Get under the MQ and compare diff size, chassis section size, drive train size compared to the Toyota.
    Dont even worry about comparing the Land Rover in any aspect. Sell it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasnart View Post
    If youre a mod, then mod. Tell the others too.
    Love you Plasnart XO, I'm glad to hear your well.

    Yes I'm still a mod.... and mod mostly in the background, what you guys and girls see and report is not even half of the spam that is posted on this forum. I'd tell the others to mod but no real need to as they they still do when they can, I mean we all still have life's to live other than sitting here removing spam post as soon as its reported.
    Time is never wasted when your wasted all the time



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    Quote Originally Posted by Plasnart View Post
    Youre about to see the light. Get under the MQ and compare diff size, chassis section size, drive train size compared to the Toyota.
    Dont even worry about comparing the Land Rover in any aspect. Sell it.
    I see your point.

    But post war Britain was not a place to be able to enjoy the luxury of massive parts, powerful cars etc. Land Rover was a pretty ingenious product of its climate and fitted perfectly (surplus aluminium, naff all steel, speed limit 30mph, people by and large were not wealthy).

    Toyota does what it does with a special brand of process control if not imagination.

    Patrol, as you say, is bigger and arguably better in many ways.

    Land Rover can drive power take offs, generaotrs and skip over boggy ground like almost nothing modern or better especially this one with a Peugeot xd2s and high range transfer. Alaska it dismantled at moment.

    MQ just, in my opinion, has just right proportions and is simple enough for a mug to understand. Leaf springs have their own special functional simplicity that appeals as opposed to the more complex arrangements of coils and control arms


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    Align cut, texture, and lifestyle

    Full-face hairstyles that balance softness with defined structure. This article presents a structured overview for balancing width with elongating angles where helpful, so your frame flatters fullness while keeping features defined. A further section addresses layer strategies for thick versus fine full-face hair. At the same time, it encourages communicating lifestyle honestly to your stylist. The full article is published at https://pagedrop.dev/s/33nWfDE9/ when you want every section in one continuous read.

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    A personalized haircut report with a practical edge

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