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al cope
Joined: 08 Nov 2005
Location: Oldbury, WM
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So how long have Oxfordshire plod had an RRS. Fully spammed up, came past me on the M40 this morning (out of Oxford services southbound), blues and two's going like  off a shovel (TDV8 maybe). Looks like the speed limiter was off 
Al TDV6 S - Tonga with Ebony
(and 19" RRS alloys, and 20" RRS alloys, and 19" RRS alloys, and........back on 20's - finally, honest, satnav & DVD)
Remember - You can only walk so far into the wilderness before you are walking out again
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simonsi
Joined: 14 Oct 2007
Location: Leicester
Posts: 880
 
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Couple of years back I saw a black RRS with blues behind the front grill heading at warp speed East along the M27 towards Pompey, No 1 daughter was at Pompey univ at the time and saw it (must have been the same one) heading like fury for Southsea seafront.
I could only assume it was some sort of special response (armed?? SAS ???), heading for the hovercraft over to the IOW (which is the fastest transit to the IOW) - heading for the prison maybe???
Daughter reported no riots on the seafront...
Never mind the SL, what wattage were his interior bulbs?  Cheers
Simon
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| Thu Oct 02 2008 3:08pm |
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al cope
Joined: 08 Nov 2005
Location: Oldbury, WM
Posts: 1814
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bright, and blue, but must have had a bad connection, 'cause they kept going on and off 
Al TDV6 S - Tonga with Ebony
(and 19" RRS alloys, and 20" RRS alloys, and 19" RRS alloys, and........back on 20's - finally, honest, satnav & DVD)
Remember - You can only walk so far into the wilderness before you are walking out again
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| Thu Oct 02 2008 3:16pm |
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highbridgeflyer
Joined: 11 Jun 2006
Location: surrounded by discos
Posts: 134
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If a county has a main river system then the plod have to have a selection of 4x4's. Tradition has been towards the X5 but more and more the authorities are finding it crap when the going get's slippy.
More and more forces are looking at the TDV8 RRS for future needs. You would be amazed at what the force dont pay for them 
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| Thu Oct 02 2008 3:40pm |
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Tim in Scotland
Joined: 27 Jun 2005
Location: All at sea
Posts: 352
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Some forces are also chopping in fleets of ML's,X5's and Shoguns for D3/RRS and FFRR as they don't cook their auto gearboxes when asked to pull 40t of fully loaded artic off the motorway onto the hardshoulder like the lesser SUV's do. How can Carbon have a footprint if it has no feet?
Stornoway RRS TDv8 HSE, ebony and black interior
Giverny Green RRS TDv6SE with Aspen and Ivory interior - now departed
Epsom Green Defender90 Tdi300 County Hard Top that has had the chop and become a County Station Wagon
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| Thu Oct 02 2008 8:11pm |
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