They're even worse than the smoke trying to escape from the wiring looms in older RangiesAs long as you do indeed have "Deep Pockets" @DeepPockets you will be ok.
I won't touch the new stuff because they are all full of angry pixies trying to escape from ECU's and all those parts cost a mint and I am an impoverished pensioner.
Just remember you cannot run a champagne car on lemonade money and you will be fine.
That is the reason I have a P38, cheap to buy and cheap to fix most of the time.
Even deeper pockets required with those fancy Mercs.I looked at a sport tdv8 today full history but lots rust on chassis. Might throw the gl420 in the mix for good measure
Personally I wouldn't touch a sport unless someone was paying me (which is the only time I do touch them!). They're not a real Range Rover, but they also don't seem to be as well taken care of as full size in general. The last one I was under was a 2012 and was considerably more rusty and less tidy than my second Classic, which spent the last decade on a farm.I looked at a sport tdv8 today full history but lots rust on chassis. Might throw the gl420 in the mix for good measure
No, it's not a 2WD ****box build for running over protestors or whatever mums do on the school run.
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