Posted: Wed Feb 22, 2017 4:52 pm
Lovely looking van , lot of power as well 
This is the real Beast from the East! It is awesome in the snow with its 4WD. Plus I did my first ever doughnut the other day
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Re: Merlin's Nissan Elgrand
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 3:43 pm
No Lude stuff has happened in the last while but the Elgrand is going strong and using loads of fuel
This is the real Beast from the East! It is awesome in the snow with its 4WD. Plus I did my first ever doughnut the other day
This is the real Beast from the East! It is awesome in the snow with its 4WD. Plus I did my first ever doughnut the other day
Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 8:58 pm
can you believe i have been looking into one of these i to wont the e51 with the 350z v6 in it , from what i can see the only downsides to them are the tiny glovebox , how are you finding the drivers leg room it seems if you are over 6 foot like me you could do with the seat going back a bit more , the only other problem to plague the v6 is having 4 cats it seems the front pair can break up and block the second pair causing a back pressure problem to the engine , the cure seems to be the removal of one set of cats or just remove the internals so it seems you still have cats fitted .
The only downside i can see to these vehicles is the overall length it might poke out my parking space at home , i am lucky there is a place not far from me that must import them so really need to go have a look at some , question is then which of my current cars do i sell to make room for it 
The only downside i can see to these vehicles is the overall length it might poke out my parking space at home
, i am lucky there is a place not far from me that must import them so really need to go have a look at some , question is then which of my current cars do i sell to make room for it Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2018 9:08 pm
Video of the doughnut or it never happened 