Hello form a newbie in Inverness!
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storm99
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Nessie?
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:welcome:
someone trying, Storm.
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someone trying, Storm.
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storm99
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Ok..get a 90 on cheap classic insurance, spend a few quid on guards etc..enjoy yourself.
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I think that is what he is trying to do...........
Potentiona Newbie looking for help to value a 90 please - Land Rover Zone
Unless he is trying to sell it?
Cynical old Hector - me.
Potentiona Newbie looking for help to value a 90 please - Land Rover Zone
Unless he is trying to sell it?
Cynical old Hector - me
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storm99
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Ooo i r psychotic...
Hi Dude.
I'm in Inverness area too. Just got a RR P38. Not the best one out there. But it goes, sometimes. Had a couple of Discos. One sorted for offroading, lift, big tyres, high arches, etc. Loads of fun. Someone suggested a 90 which are great but hold their price. You could get a really cheap Disco to start. Easy to work on if you have to (which you will cos it's a landrover) and loads of parts & mods available.
Geez a shout if you wanna go offroading. Better with more vehicles if you get stuck. Needing new tyre first tho.
You could always try the 4x4 experience at Farr. Some of the guys at my work go there. Not been myself yet tho. Use theirs or take ur own. You could try a disco there.
I'm rambling but it's just me putting off fixing my RR electrical problem. Bloody RR's.
Cheers Dude.
I'm in Inverness area too. Just got a RR P38. Not the best one out there. But it goes, sometimes. Had a couple of Discos. One sorted for offroading, lift, big tyres, high arches, etc. Loads of fun. Someone suggested a 90 which are great but hold their price. You could get a really cheap Disco to start. Easy to work on if you have to (which you will cos it's a landrover) and loads of parts & mods available.
Geez a shout if you wanna go offroading. Better with more vehicles if you get stuck. Needing new tyre first tho.
You could always try the 4x4 experience at Farr. Some of the guys at my work go there. Not been myself yet tho. Use theirs or take ur own. You could try a disco there.
I'm rambling but it's just me putting off fixing my RR electrical problem. Bloody RR's.
Cheers Dude.
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:welcome: from just down the road!
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I know you'll love it, even if you try hard not to. Good vehicle choice
oh and :welcome2:Silly Tilly
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I :lvhearts-151: my 90 sooooooooooooooooo much, her name is Tilly (or Matilda if she is misbehaving) only had her about a month now and had lots of teathing problems but the best vehicle I have ever had by far. By the way, my dad lives near Turriff so know your neck of the woods quite well.
