chinese 4x4

[Chillitt]

there was some stuff on a chinese version of a surf on here a while back, if they are made like these you can keep it.... http://landwind.bootnetworks.com/

[andy]

You would be a dummy to drive one of those.

[Chillitt]

be ok with an a bar though...

[pops]

Ahhh!!! Rubbery Chillit son

[Chillitt]

fank u velly much pops!

[pops]

fank u velly much pops!

velly welcom chillitson

[TheWolfCub]

velly welcom chillitson

Sorry pops, if we're being padantic it should be:

Domo arigato gozimas Chillitt San!

[CaptainBeaky]

velly welcom chillitson

Hmm - wandering pidgin-speak. Gone all the way from China to Japan in 6 posts. : Could be a new speed record

Konichiiwa, Chillit-san! Ogenki desu ka? Ja ne!

[kitesurf_phil]

Jiangling Motors?? Jiangle, rattle, rattle, jiangle, phut-phut-clunk!

[BUSHWHACKER]

I owned a car that sounded just like that once!

[Chillitt]

dont call me san, i work for a living!!
and kobi yoshi maru to the lot of yez

[TheWolfCub]

Hmm - wandering pidgin-speak. Gone all the way from China to Japan in 6 posts. : Could be a new speed record

Konichiiwa, Chillit-san! Ogenki desu ka? Ja ne!

dont call me san, i work for a living!!
and kobi yoshi maru to the lot of yez

Chillitt, don't take afence mate (or more likely a SHED)!!! SAN is just part of the customary Japanese greeting you would give anyone - it's not like sir in English.

And an appropriate response to CaptainBeaky's question would be: Genki des', domo arimgato.

p.s. I'm not really sure that I can translate your response Chillitt. Perhaps it's better that way!!!

[laser_jock99]

there was some stuff on a chinese version of a surf on here a while back, if they are made like these you can keep it.... http://landwind.bootnetworks.com/

You can see how much safety design has come on in 30 years or so from those photo's though. The orange Jiangling is probably based on MK1 4Runner designs (though the chassis isn't up to much) and dates from the late 1970's. The Rodeo/Frontera fares a little better- but the 21st century Toerag has loads more design & technolgy put into passenger safety- and it shows.

A Mk2 Surf in such an impact would be similar to the Rodeo/Frontera.

[Slugsie]

You can see how much safety design has come on in 30 years or so from those photo's though. The orange Jiangling is probably based on MK1 4Runner designs (though the chassis isn't up to much) and dates from the late 1970's. The Rodeo/Frontera fares a little better- but the 21st century Toerag has loads more design & technolgy put into passenger safety- and it shows.

A Mk2 Surf in such an impact would be similar to the Rodeo/Frontera.

The orange car (whatever it is) look more like a Frontera to me.

[fatfires]

dont call me san, i work for a living!!
and kobi yoshi maru to the lot of yez

Hey Chirritt, calm yourself - find some inner peace glasshopper!!