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[Dieselhorse]

Hi there, I'm George. Located in Northern Germany, I am waiting for delivery of my Grendier. And guess what, the first issue is at hand, before have my car on my driveway. It is a typical german one. The Grendier is produced already. But Ineos seems to have some difficulties with the print of the registration papers which are a must have to get the vehicle licensed. Struggle with the federal authorities und you get lost in space. In effect, I have a Grendier. And I dont't have it. On the other hand, as all of us, Iwaited quite a time, so what difference do a few weeks make?

 

[DenisM]

Hi there, I'm George. Located in Northern Germany, I am waiting for delivery of my Grendier. And guess what, the first issue is at hand, before have my car on my driveway. It is a typical german one. The Grendier is produced already. But Ineos seems to have some difficulties with the print of the registration papers which are a must have to get the vehicle licensed. Struggle with the federal authorities und you get lost in space. In effect, I have a Grendier. And I dont't have it. On the other hand, as all of us, Iwaited quite a time, so what difference do a few weeks make?

"I have a Grendier. And I don't have it"
ah! You have must have selected the "Schrodinger" option!!
Welcome to the forum by the way! Hope you find lots of useful information

 

[Dieselhorse]

"I have a Grendier. And I don't have it"
ah! You have must have selected the "Schrodinger" option!!
Welcome to the forum by the way! Hope you find lots of useful information

Damn right, but I decided to stay calm for some time...

 

[bemax]

Hi there, I'm George. Located in Northern Germany, I am waiting for delivery of my Grendier. And guess what, the first issue is at hand, before have my car on my driveway. It is a typical german one. The Grendier is produced already. But Ineos seems to have some difficulties with the print of the registration papers which are a must have to get the vehicle licensed. Struggle with the federal authorities und you get lost in space. In effect, I have a Grendier. And I dont't have it. On the other hand, as all of us, Iwaited quite a time, so what difference do a few weeks make?

And what kind of Grenadier is waiting for you in the black box of bureaucracy?

 

[Dieselhorse]

And what kind of Grenadier is waiting for you in the black box of bureaucracy?

Well, it's a green fieldmaster edition with a tow bar, safari windows and side pipes. A roof top tent is, as shown in the profile picture, already here, ready for use.

 

[bemax]

Well, it's a green fieldmaster edition with a tow bar, safari windows and side pipes. A roof top tent is, as shown in the profile picture, already here, ready for use.

And I guess- given your username - it will be a diesel. It’ll look great!

 

[DenisM]

And I guess- given your username - it will be a diesel. It’ll look great!

You could call it "VIN" (proving you really "had its number"!)

 

[Dieselhorse]

And I guess- given your username - it will be a diesel. It’ll look great!

As we are part-time farmers and into horse business, true, there's no alternative to a diesel when you run tractors, trucks and loaders, too.

 

[emax]

Is your name really "George" or is it perhaps "Georg", or even "Schorsch" ?

 

[Dieselhorse]

Is your name really "George" or is it perhaps "Georg", or even "Schorsch" ?

Correct, my name is Georg, indeed, but whilst this is an english language forum, the majority of readers are more familiar with the english version of my name. When I was serving in the navy, everybody called me George, too. Just as easy as it gets...