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I guess there’s a reason no one has wanted to bid $.99 for this . . .
“Excellent condition. Large logo on the front chest. Adult XL.”
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That’s a hater shirt right there. Bad enough to incite another Boston Tea Party (Toledo Tea Party?) Of course the joke’s on them since you actually would have to push the land rover …legendary british auto industry reliability and all that rot.
I guess they forgot that without the jeeps help in WWII, there would not be a Land Rover!
Looks like that dude has had a lot of experience pushing his Land Rover…
Convenient, because that’s exactly what you’d have to do.
The reason why Land Rovers have heated back windows is so your hands don’t get cold pushing them..