Going for a drive

hortonds · 12th November 2016, 11:31

I only use the 75 at weekends as it is a Band Bus. Drive a Prius the rest of the time, but I always get a sense of looking forward to the drive to Scotland/Wales/Cornwall etc in the Rover.

So ... Off to Birmingham a bit later and then onto South Wales. If you see a Grey CDI Estate with a roofbox, and a Bee Gees numberplate (BE04 GEE) and three hairy blokes with the back down on the shocks (PA system). Give me a wave

Sheraton · 12th November 2016, 13:25

now that's a posh tour bus - we had to make do with an old Sherpa van - more space, but not as comfortable/refined as a 75

what type of music do you play? - not a Bee Gees tribute is it ?

Paul.

hortonds · 12th November 2016, 17:36

Strangely enough ... yes ... The Bootleg Bee Gees.

Also, strangely, we're at The Landrover Social Club tonight. My car is feeling very much at home in the car park.

Well, I bought the Bee Gees Mobile on the basis that it was nice and comfy and could fit us all in. That and it was £600.00 so if it broke down with all the miles I'm putting on it I could buy a new one. After a couple of years it's still happily going and I'll keep her on the road as long as I can. Fab car.

12th November 2016, 11:31	#1
hortonds Avid contributor Rover 75 CDTI Tourer Automatic Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Dunstable Posts: 196 Thanks: 4 Thanked 31 Times in 22 Posts	Going for a drive I only use the 75 at weekends as it is a Band Bus. Drive a Prius the rest of the time, but I always get a sense of looking forward to the drive to Scotland/Wales/Cornwall etc in the Rover. So ... Off to Birmingham a bit later and then onto South Wales. If you see a Grey CDI Estate with a roofbox, and a Bee Gees numberplate (BE04 GEE) and three hairy blokes with the back down on the shocks (PA system). Give me a wave __________________ 300,000 miles and back on the road Jobs done: Everything you can possibly imagine ... I have the "Triggers Broom" of cars.

12th November 2016, 17:36	#3
hortonds Avid contributor Rover 75 CDTI Tourer Automatic Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Dunstable Posts: 196 Thanks: 4 Thanked 31 Times in 22 Posts	Strangely enough ... yes ... The Bootleg Bee Gees. Also, strangely, we're at The Landrover Social Club tonight. My car is feeling very much at home in the car park. Well, I bought the Bee Gees Mobile on the basis that it was nice and comfy and could fit us all in. That and it was £600.00 so if it broke down with all the miles I'm putting on it I could buy a new one. After a couple of years it's still happily going and I'll keep her on the road as long as I can. Fab car. __________________ 300,000 miles and back on the road Jobs done: Everything you can possibly imagine ... I have the "Triggers Broom" of cars. Last edited by hortonds; 12th November 2016 at 17:36.. Reason: SPAG

12th November 2016, 13:25	#2
Sheraton Posted a thing or two Rover 75 1.8t Join Date: Oct 2015 Location: Edinburgh Posts: 1,377 Thanks: 384 Thanked 409 Times in 267 Posts	now that's a posh tour bus - we had to make do with an old Sherpa van - more space, but not as comfortable/refined as a 75 what type of music do you play? - not a Bee Gees tribute is it ? Paul.