Gone but Not Forgotten

Long story short, The gent who bought My caravan also bought the Terracan.
I did not plan on selling the Truck but the money that was offered could not be refused.

The Best truck I have owned hands down. Stronger, more reliable and comfier to drive than the 2.8 Patrol and 2.4 70 Series I previously owned and better on fuel and off road than the 300tdi defender and td5 Discovery that I also previously owned.
The Best parts of the Terracan for me was the sound of the motor, ease to drive, driving position and its effortless towing ability. For my needs and driving speed it was wonderful.

Some of my fondest memories are of towing up Birdlip Hill on the A417 going to and from Gloucester. I used to lock the Auto-box in 3rd gear ( or "D" with overdrive off) @ 3,000 RMP holding @ 45mph. I loved flying past the Defenders and Disco's Towing their Own Caravans. Always put a smile on my face.

The Last Picture of my Beloved truck, doing what She did best. Long Live the Terracan.



Gone, but not Forgotten Thanks Ruby....

So are you now to be known as just JAS then

wideformat4x4 wrote:

So are you now to be known as just JAS then

Indeed.

I have a Jag S Type and a Suki Jimny but its just not the same.....

S Type Jas it is then

It must now be Terra Jagny Jas.

wideformat4x4 wrote:

S Type Jas it is then

Assassin wrote:

It must now be Terra Jagny Jas.

Haha. Ill prob just leave it at Jas for now.

I will however but touring the UK and Europe still in the Jag toward the end of the summer. I have acquired a new job that pays more and I don't need to work weekends. Ill be going to mainly Caravan & Camping sites and B&B's, with friends and misses bla bla bla.

It does say "4x4 Overland Travel" but the way things are these days with cost and time, crossing County's is Overland for me!

S Type, Terra, Jagny, Jas....

:shock: ,,,,,,mid life crisis ,,,,,,,,

tuggy wrote:

:shock: ,,,,,,mid life crisis ,,,,,,,,

could be, I love the jag but it does feels well odd being lower. I nearly cried the other day, the RWD did not like reversing out the drive with an overnight touch of frost.

Jas wrote:

tuggy wrote:

:shock: ,,,,,,mid life crisis ,,,,,,,,

could be, I love the jag but it does feels well odd being lower. I nearly cried the other day, the RWD did not like reversing out the drive with an overnight touch of frost.

Well that's what you get for going back to a Mondeo!!

maadmaan10 wrote:

Jas wrote:

tuggy wrote:

:shock: ,,,,,,mid life crisis ,,,,,,,,

could be, I love the jag but it does feels well odd being lower. I nearly cried the other day, the RWD did not like reversing out the drive with an overnight touch of frost.

Well that's what you get for going back to a Mondeo!!

If it gets that bad Ill get the little Suzuki Jimny out. Not much fun to drive on road but for some reason it works well off it...... And then there is always the chance of another full size 4x4

If it gets that bad Ill get the little Suzuki Jimny out. Not much fun to drive on road but for some reason it works well off it...... And then there is always the chance of another full size 4x4 [/quote]

Is this full size enough

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2004-HYUNDAI-TERRACAN-CDX-CRTD-Monster-Truck-Lifted-Raised-Unique-Off-Roader-/160787433905?pt=Automobiles_UK&hash=item256fad89b1