Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

"fishman" wrote in message
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Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

Good work! How many cylinders though? 8cyls may lose you points if 4L. 8+
is much better.


JB

fishman wrote:
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

Is it a ute? A V8 ute earns you quite a few cool points.

Hope you have a good time, and enjoy the summer.

fishman wrote:
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I do hope it has eight cylinders. Good man.

--
Pete M - OMF#9

'78 Escort 1300 Sport
'99 BMW 318is Coupé


"It's an Alfa, it will go wrong, it will **** you off, why should your
Alfa experience be different from everyone else's.
Now get back out there and swear at it before something else breaks."

On 2 Mar, 11:32, fishman
wrote:
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I so hope it's not a Harley

Mike P

Mike P wrote:
On 2 Mar, 11:32, fishman
wrote:
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I so hope it's not a Harley

He's only 20 years in the past, not 100 FFS.

Yamaha Virago.

(c:

--
Douglas

On 3 Mar, 05:07, Mike P wrote:
On 2 Mar, 11:32, fishman
wrote:

Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I so hope it's not a Harley

Have you seen the exchange rate at the moment? Even if I wanted to, I
couldn't afford even a basic Sportster!

Vehicle brand does begin with H though.

On 04/03/2010 01:05, fishman wrote:
On 3 Mar, 05:07, Mike wrote:
On 2 Mar, 11:32,
wrote:

Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I so hope it's not a Harley

Have you seen the exchange rate at the moment? Even if I wanted to, I
couldn't afford even a basic Sportster!

Vehicle brand does begin with H though.

Commode?

On 3 Mar, 11:28, Douglas Payne wrote:
Mike P wrote:
On 2 Mar, 11:32, fishman
wrote:
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

I so hope it's not a Harley

He's only 20 years in the past, not 100 FFS.

Yamaha Virago.

I used to borrow one of them off a friend quite often. It wasn't
actually a bad bike for what it was. Like a lightweight Harley that
went properly, stopped, and turned round corners. Not as nice as the
1100 Honda Shadow though..

Mike P

"fishman" wrote in message
...
Well, eleven hours into the future, but twenty years behind in most
other respects.

Yes, I'm now in Australia and have purchased a vehicle, powered by an
engine that has its cylinders arranged in a V configuration.

Yay!!!!!!!!!!!!! Any where near Perth?

Fraser