The Grenadier Forum

Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to contribute to the community by adding your own topics, posts, and connect with other members through your own private inbox! INEOS Agents, Dealers or Commercial vendors please use the contact us link at the bottom of the page.

detour

Has anyone ordered a Detour? They are $170K plus in the USA.
I don't believe ordering is open just yet, and pricing starts at $164,400

This thread may give you a bit more info if you're interested
 
Has anyone ordered a Detour? They are $170K plus in the USA.
It's a personal choice...

Grenadier
1723246509916.png


Detour, et al....
1723246581918.png
 
It's a personal choice...

Grenadier
View attachment 7866316

Detour, et al....
View attachment 7866317
You may not realise but there is a reason poodles are clipped like that. It enhances their functionality 😉

"Bred as a water retriever in early 17th Century Europe, the Poodle name comes from the German pudel or pudelhund, literally meaning 'water dog.' Since a Poodle's thick outer coat can get heavy when wet, the bottom half of the body was shorn back to help keep the dog afloat. To keep his organs warm in cold waters, the hair was kept long over the chest and head. Bracelets of ankle hair were left to protect joints from rheumatism, and a topknot was used to keep long hair out of the eyes when swimming
 
You may not realise but there is a reason poodles are clipped like that. It enhances their functionality 😉

"Bred as a water retriever in early 17th Century Europe, the Poodle name comes from the German pudel or pudelhund, literally meaning 'water dog.' Since a Poodle's thick outer coat can get heavy when wet, the bottom half of the body was shorn back to help keep the dog afloat. To keep his organs warm in cold waters, the hair was kept long over the chest and head. Bracelets of ankle hair were left to protect joints from rheumatism, and a topknot was used to keep long hair out of the eyes when swimming

1771191991761.png
 
Back
Top Bottom