Better late than never I used that line in college, it works.
I have been reading this forum for about 10 years now, maybe more - I realized its time to contribute what I know and learn even more about what I dont. Not being able to interact with BD sir is a lost opportunity, considering my interest in Jeeps.
Hello BHPians,
About me :
Location - Bangalore.
Education - Biologist.
Profession - IBMer for 10 years.
Interests - Automobiles (Obvious), Photography, Travel (Particularly a fan of Western Ghats and I drive - No bus - No train - Definitely No flight), Music (Used to be a drummer) and I am curious to know how everything works, even at the expense of ruining it.
So, most petrol heads in India at some point of time must have had an esteem or something similar (maybe Padmini, Zen), a fast , light car - Mine is not much different. I learnt driving using a book and practiced in my dad`s 95 esteem. This car is still around, Dad gifted it to his friend and our driver, who still bring it around sometime, it is in excellent shape.
I drove a lot many vehicles in the driving school, especially a Willys CJ which left a lasting impression on me, that no matter what you make , a Jeep is a Jeep, its a different category of vehicle.
Driving instantly gave me a Rush, and I was hooked from the first drive in my dad`s esteem, I have made it my life`s mission to know just about everything I can about automobiles and also own a Jeep.
Team-BHP also introduced me to this man, BD Sir, his posts are a revelation, it teaches you many things about life, what you wish to have and how to make the best of out what you actually have and most importantly be happy! His life`s work is now parked in my garage, a Jeep that corners like its on rails.
Many thanks to GTO for providing this opportunity.
Thanks, Ram
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