Bessy, aka the truck

Affectionately known as "Bessy"

 She's a 2015 Y62 Nissan Patrol. She likes to drink like a drunken sailor but as a wise man once said, "If you want horses, you have to feed them" and with nearly 400hp on tap, it makes towing a breeze. 

 http://www.caradvice.com.au/454818/2016-nissan-patrol-ti-review/

 She is as stock as a rock and given that she is a daily driver, according to the wife, I am not allowed to touch it. 

 Given its only done 60,000 Kms, i am sure it will do us just fine. 

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