chriscolleman
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Today I received the yearly Belgian MOT card in the mail.
Had breakfast, rolled the cruiser out of the garage, checked all my lights were working.
And headed of to the local MOT station.
No bottles or additives this time, just a years driving and drinking fuel from the TOTAL pumps.
Stuck in a lower gear than normal, so she could breath easily and clean the exhaust of built up soot.
45 minutes later at the MOT station all was well and I'm cruising around uneventfully for another year.
A real shame I've only logged so little miles on the vehicle, just a few weekend trips to the Ardennes and some chores.
Feeling smug with myself and my longest lasting relationship!!
Well I decided to give her a treat.
Off to the Toyota Dealer for a set of OEM windscreenwipers.
You know the ones you can change the rubbers on, not the whole thing.
And a new landcruiser catalogue to have an oogle at those new models.
Don't tell her, she'll throw a fit and for certain leave me stranded out in the middle nowhere!!
Had breakfast, rolled the cruiser out of the garage, checked all my lights were working.
And headed of to the local MOT station.
No bottles or additives this time, just a years driving and drinking fuel from the TOTAL pumps.
Stuck in a lower gear than normal, so she could breath easily and clean the exhaust of built up soot.
45 minutes later at the MOT station all was well and I'm cruising around uneventfully for another year.
A real shame I've only logged so little miles on the vehicle, just a few weekend trips to the Ardennes and some chores.
Feeling smug with myself and my longest lasting relationship!!
Well I decided to give her a treat.
Off to the Toyota Dealer for a set of OEM windscreenwipers.
You know the ones you can change the rubbers on, not the whole thing.
And a new landcruiser catalogue to have an oogle at those new models.
Don't tell her, she'll throw a fit and for certain leave me stranded out in the middle nowhere!!
