notenoughtime
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ive been looking and does it seem discovery 2 prices are on the up? I know defenders have rocketed
Discovery 2 prices
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neilly
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Really,
I thought they were coming down tbh. I do still see some at stupid prices tho.
Cheers
I thought they were coming down tbh. I do still see some at stupid prices tho.
Cheers
notenoughtime
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Some bargains out there but also seem to be a few more asking too end money, I suppose it depends if they sell
brian47
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In reality you should only pay for what you get, but there are a couple of things to take into account:
- How much do you want one?
- How much are you prepared to pay?
- How much is the "market" paying?
- How much are you willing to do yourself?
Shimsteriom
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Supply and demand is a huge problem over here. If you see one or two decent ones a year up for sale you're lucky, so when one does appear, the seller can demand quite high prices.
notenoughtime
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I've noticed that the defenders advertised for silly money are never sold! What something's worth, what someone is prepared to pay and what someone is asking for them, are totally different things.
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It's interesting that the manuf. made big advances in corrosion protection for the bodies of the D2 but left the chassis completely unprotected so it could rot in typical LR fashion.
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D2 body on a D1 chassis would be good! Has anyone ever done this?
I have heard of it, but you lose other nice things like the engine.
I reckon a galvanised chassis would be worth getting
v8landyman
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D2 chassis was also made of thinner gauge steel - such a pity as I would love one of the last fully loaded ones.
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discool
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It is just slow, he puts his foot down and slowly accelerates, nothing wrong with it, just slow
