Jeep experience
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shimy182 said:
No. If you read the T&C, the person's name that applies has to be the one that takes it.
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jamoor said:
Did you go then? How was it if ya did?
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Dangerous said:I think 2 nowBeen offered OT for Sunday so I cant turn down £300 for the day really
No, that's fair enough...if I was offered £300 I'd work...but I have no job
I'll be there, and will get my girlfriend to take many photos with my phone.
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InvaderGIR said:No, that's fair enough...if I was offered £300 I'd work...but I have no job
I'll be there, and will get my girlfriend to take many photos with my phone.
InvG
Really want to go but the though of missing out on OT me canne do pet!
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Anyone going to Bagshot on the 30th of June?
Thats like 10 mins from my house. Must have been added on as an additional centre after I booked my place.Well had this today, and what a quality little 2 hours it was, think i had mine in the best order as started off with the on road drive in a little 2.8 d jeep wrangler, wasnt that impressed with it, very loud and primitive, not my sort of vehicle, and didnt even get one of the sexy little guides either, had to put up with my dad in the passenger seat.
Then the agility course which i was a bit nervous about as havent been driving long and never drove anything nearly as big as a commander before but weaved in and out perfectly fine, unfortunately hitting one cone on the way through.
Then the technology demo, pretty boring but can put up with it for the rest of it to come free.
Finally finished off with the 4x4 section. Now because it had been raining so much the course had become "very difficult" according to my instructor, but was a right hoot, just got to turn your brain off let the car do the work and do pretty much the opposite of what you have been taught to drive on the roads. but was great fun, quite good seeing how easy the grand cherokee took it in its stride with the 3l v6 diesel which was very smooth and had so much torque just pulled this thing up the hills.
Overall a great 2hours, and one of the few days you wanted it to rain on a day out, sorry didnt see either panthro or lashout, but did keep an eye out and saw neither of your cars so maybe you didnt make it.
Then the agility course which i was a bit nervous about as havent been driving long and never drove anything nearly as big as a commander before but weaved in and out perfectly fine, unfortunately hitting one cone on the way through.
Then the technology demo, pretty boring but can put up with it for the rest of it to come free.
Finally finished off with the 4x4 section. Now because it had been raining so much the course had become "very difficult" according to my instructor, but was a right hoot, just got to turn your brain off let the car do the work and do pretty much the opposite of what you have been taught to drive on the roads. but was great fun, quite good seeing how easy the grand cherokee took it in its stride with the 3l v6 diesel which was very smooth and had so much torque just pulled this thing up the hills.
Overall a great 2hours, and one of the few days you wanted it to rain on a day out, sorry didnt see either panthro or lashout, but did keep an eye out and saw neither of your cars so maybe you didnt make it.
My experience was pretty much the same as SoliD, however I had the on-road test with the 2dr Wrangler last - what a horrible, horrible, horrible thing to drive
The off-road section I did in the Commander, and it just ate everything up I can really see the appeal now of off-roading! 
The off-road section I did in the Commander, and it just ate everything up
I can really see the appeal now of off-roading!