I like the look of it, and I also like Richards, going from one extreme to the other if you like.  I am not into the low and slow thing, but if you do shows where these types of thing are applauded, which this guy obviously does, then go for it.  Like Brimma doing the JPS, or Trevor with the Fastasy Fabia, or Richard with....well pretty much anything tbh, sometimes you can turn, 'I wonder if...? into reality and that's is a great thing IMHO. 

 

Besides, any modification will be a no-no to someone, if he likes it and he keeps it like that, then good on him, he has achieved his goal.  Well done that fellow!

11 hours ago, ejstubbs said:

Otherwise known as trolling.  Well done.  Now grow up.

 

Or maybe some of the Yeti brigade could lighten up a little?

 

I'm sure it must be possible to own a Yeti AND have a sense of humour, or are the two mutually exclusive? 

I find reversed baseball caps, tattoos and people who drink american "beer" from the bottle amusing-nearly as much as I find them dispiriting -does that help?

Looks great to me, but even at 34 I am significantly younger than the average Yeti driver. I like the look of bagged cars but I'd never do it to my own. The few I see about Belfast are driven by old women! I'd take the Yeti RS over it any day though.

Edited 4 May, 20179 yr by anlygi

On ‎04‎/‎05‎/‎2017 at 09:36, anlygi said:

Looks great to me, but even at 34 I am significantly younger than the average Yeti driver. I like the look of bagged cars but I'd never do it to my own. The few I see about Belfast are driven by old women! I'd take the Yeti RS over it any day though.

 

Thought I recognised the username as a local.

 

33 and I'd be driving a Yeti too, but the wife insisted on the dearer lesser equipped Tiguan.

I'm 44 and have a Yeti. Also a wife, kids and a springer spaniel.I like to think O am bucking the demographic....

 

Each to their own. Its not my cup of tea but it does at least look well done and well finished and if its what the owner likes then all power to him.

Love it, I've got a Yeti, another being delivered in two weeks, if it's bagged, it'll do for me.

On 03/05/2017 at 22:38, Brimma said:

 

Or maybe some of the Yeti brigade could lighten up a little?

 

I'm sure it must be possible to own a Yeti AND have a sense of humour, or are the two mutually exclusive? 

 

Some do, but some are set in their ways and only the pre F/L is a true Yeti... but then buy a F/L 

I have a Yeti and no sense of humour. But then again, I'm married. That sense of humour was removed from my life some years ago, quietly one night while I was sleeping I think. I just woke up and realised there was no more fun left. I've looked for it everywhere, and it's missing presumed dead.

17 hours ago, Rustynuts said:

I have a Yeti and no sense of humour. But then again, I'm married. That sense of humour was removed from my life some years ago, quietly one night while I was sleeping I think. I just woke up and realised there was no more fun left. I've looked for it everywhere, and it's missing presumed dead.

This would explain the Rustynuts then eh?

 

On 5/5/2017 at 16:14, Gobsheene said:

 

Thought I recognised the username as a local.

 

33 and I'd be driving a Yeti too, but the wife insisted on the dearer lesser equipped Tiguan.

 

Well hello! Aye I considered a Tiguan but as you say, it was close to 50% more expensive and fair bit lower in spec.

Very nice.  Guess the owner is proud.  I'd be proud to own and drive that Yeti.

I would not like the hard ride or driving around London with all the speed humps.

At 74, my opinion often differs from others but, we are all our own person.

Enjoy your own life and drive.

7 minutes ago, thingy said:

 

.......my opinion often differs from others but, we are all our own person.

Enjoy your own life and drive.

 

^^This^^