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25-10-2012, 04:11 PM | #1 | ||
Bolt Nerd
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Ojochal, Costa Rica (Pura Vida!)
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Have a mate that's spent over 5 yrs restoring a 70's David Brown tractor.. And an awesome job he's done too!
Anyhow he calls it "his Aston"... As in Aston Martin. Finally I just had to ask.. "why call a bloody tractor Aston"? Well blow me down.. The DB (as in Aston Martin DB5 or DB8 or 9) actually stands for David Brown (as in tractors) Apparently David Brown tractors bought the struggling Aston Martin company for 20,000 pounds back in the late 40s and the DB model designation has been ever since! (and I thought I knew everything!)
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Current vehicles.. Yamaha Rhino UTV, SWB 4L TJ Jeep, and boring Lhd RAV4 Bionic BF F6... UPDATE: Replaced by Shiro White 370z 7A Roadster. SOLD Workhack: FG Silhouette XR50 Turbo ute (11.63@127.44mph) SOLD 2 wheels.. 2015 103ci HD Wideglide.. SOLD SOLD THE LOT, Voted with our feet and relocated to COSTA RICA for some Pura Vida! (Ex Blood Orange #023 FPV Pursuit owner : ) |
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