tomcat59alan
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Fair swap.I have a client with a freelander 2. Nice car dan. I'd have one for our lass in the auto guise.
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For my 38? I'm being sick in my mouth again... Stop it please... I cant Fu king take it.....Fair swap.
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tomcat59alan
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No for your lass.
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Hippo
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Worried about gerrin it wet?
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P38 was around firstSome interesting comments. So far it seems like the p38 is the favourite rr to have. The one that looks like a Freelander...
...and has a vcu at the heart of its transmission. Just like a Freelander 1.
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He quite likes gerrin wet so long as he's not gerrin a wash
Hippo
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One of many Freelander production prototypes.P38 was around first
Another vote for the P38, I had a 4.6 for 4 and a half years, best vehicle I ever owned, will have another in a heartbeat, when I can afford it, another 4.6 naturallySome interesting comments. So far it seems like the p38 is the favourite rr to have. The one that looks like a Freelander...
...and has a vcu at the heart of its transmission. Just like a Freelander 1.
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Why don’t they stick a Freelander badge on a RR and charge an eggstra £15G ....
wondered nobody
wondered nobody
Henry_b
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Some interesting comments. So far it seems like the p38 is the favourite rr to have. The one that looks like a Freelander...
...and has a vcu at the heart of its transmission. Just like a Freelander 1.
Yes that is true however the VCU and T/B in the P38 doesn't fall apart
And to say a P38 looks like a Freelander you're wrong if it did indeed look like a freelander "which it doesn't" it would be the other way around as the P38 came first
And if the Freelander looked like a P38 it would improve the freelanders desirability no end,
RangeRoller dt
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VCU doesn’t fall apart in the Freelander.
It gets shredded by the 96bhp
It gets shredded by the 96bhp
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RangeRoller dt
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Yes they were lmao
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To be fair lockets Classic is the one we would all want even though we all cherish buttercup
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If Jesus was born in Jerusalem, how come he had a Mexican name?
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I did see a very nice black RRC on the M8 the other day
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Some interesting comments. So far it seems like the p38 is the favourite rr to have. The one that looks like a Freelander...
And a P38 looks like a London cab
A Classic has a style all of it's own & when it comes to simplicity a pre '89 has just one ECU, how many has a p38?
My local garage loves working on my '87, such a nice change from laptop technology.
Ok it's not the fastest LR or the most economical, it puts a smile on my face every time I drive it & depreciation is zero ... in fact quite the opposite.
