Just thought I would share some photos of some outings last year, the 200tdi disco although very capable was boring on the lanes, the freelander is much more fun and enjoyable in my opinion
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That looks awesome! nd its great to see you aren't affraid of putting through proper terrain Like yours mine has a lift kit and proper tyres on it, and with the viscus effectively acting like a RR Classic or centrediff LSD, and the traction control working the brakes to transfer pwoer across the drive train away from the spinning wheel(s) towards the others that gave grip, they are surprisingly capable motors when modded slightly. When wading, do you ever get water ingress into the cabin? I''m looking at the 4th and 5th pics where you are up to the door handles?
Like yours mine has a lift kit and proper tyres on it, and with the viscus effectively acting like a RR Classic or centrediff LSD, and the traction control working the brakes to transfer pwoer across the drive train away from the spinning wheel(s) towards the others that gave grip, they are surprisingly capable motors when modded slightly. When wading, do you ever get water ingress into the cabin? I''m looking at the 4th and 5th pics where you are up to the door handles?
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Great pics
That looks awesome! nd its great to see you aren't affraid of putting through proper terrain
Thanks that's all she gets used for now, well tip runs as well. I love it, won't part with it been a brilliant car over the last 5 or 6 years. Can't say I have ever noticed any getting into the cab but it was only really in that deep for a split second.
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Time for trim out, carpet out, small person shut in boot and hose pipe!!
The wife's in the boot she's allowed out for 10 minutes every day.
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Interesting, but my reply to PRO post about fishtank ended up here!!
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The wife's in the boot she's allowed out for 10 minutes every day.
That's outrageous! It's 2020 FFS...
Despite technological advances that's still barely time to make the bed and do the washing!
Do you have to survive on Pot Noodles or takeaways?
Pot noodles and beans on toast that she makes on the camping stove in the back of the car and passes them through the rear window.
Did wonder where you were going with this
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No wonder you gave up on the Disco then - must've been starving...
Aye that back window not going down was the last straw, and when you opened the door she escaped
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Apologies for really starting something with a posting error! All good fun though!
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Awesome
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Cheers hopefully I'll get round to the diff mounts and fit the bonnet pod once work has chilled out.
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