MQ. MK. GU. GQ. GR? Terms of endearment or are those secret codes that separate real enthusiasts from ordinary people? Its not only the food and drinks that overflowed, but also adventure stories, new accessories tips and tested repair techniques for the mighty Patrol.
We really pigged out trying a little of just about everything that the NPCP family brought to the party. It was nice to try for the first time the ilocos empanada and adobong itik sa gata. We had the staple lechon, lechon manok, pork barbeque, KFC and pancit malabon. But there were also trays and trays of talaba and california maki....and cases and cases of cold beer. For dessert, mango tarts, and sapin-sapin.
Just in case a Patrol will go into cardiac arrest with all those "sin" food, not only was there a real cardio, but an EMT was ready with the Bosch KTS ECU scanner if ever a "check engine" lamp turned on. There was a quick tour of the workshop, which featured the computerized Bosch EPS815 testbench that does the pump testing (or calibration) of the latest Bosch fuel injection pumps and injectors. And of course, a karaoke machine was waiting at the end of the line for our Alfred Sinatra.
It was pure Christmas fun. To share what transpired in the party, enjoy the pictures.
From left, Rhodora Teodoro (up to Y60, mechanical to electronic), Mario Enrico "Eric" Bernardo, boss Gloria Bernardo, Evelyn Pabalate (Y61).
Merry Christmas Patrollers! Looking forward to the next club party!
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"Gates open a little quicker. Security salutes. Valets respond faster. And lesser vehicles humbly clear out of your way. Nissan Patrol. The pleasure of power." Universal Motors Corporation ad. Philippine Daily Inquirer, September 23, 2004.
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