What did you do with your Range Rover today

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2021

Today i spent updating the vehicle explorer and upgrading the software for the Nanocom,

it was very easy obviously.

Henry_b · Feb 18, 2021

12 cyclists on my way home from work, 3 of them had green peace environmentalist shirt's on, so I made sure to put her in S and nail it when going past, hmmm hear that V8 sing its sweet music

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2021

Henry_b said:
12 cyclists on my way home from work, 3 of them had green peace environmentalist shirt's on, so I made sure to put her in S and nail it when going past, hmmm hear that V8 sing its sweet music

They're a bastard to pick out of the tyre tread.

Henry_b · Feb 18, 2021

tomcat59alan said:
They're a bastard to pick out of the tyre tread.

Yep washing the blood off the plastics on the front is a right ballache..

That and making sure they don't damage anything when they go under

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2021

Henry_b said:
Yep washing the blood off the plastics on the front is a right ballache..

That and making sure they don't damage anything when they go under

Must drop Boris an email, he'll be looking for ways to raise funds.How about tax MOT and Insurance for them.

Henry_b · Feb 18, 2021

tomcat59alan said:
Must drop Boris an email, he'll be looking for ways to raise funds.How about tax MOT and Insurance for them.

Thats a good idea

Bastards should pay their way

Bix · Feb 18, 2021

If he accosts "young" men in Meole Brace car park to talk about his V8 P38, maybe?
Or of he has a Freelander and a accosts "young" men in Morrirsons car park to tell them they too have a P38, the also maybe.

Basically, people in Shrewsbury like to accost young men in car parks.

tomcat59alan · Feb 18, 2021

Bix said:
If he accosts "young" men in Meole Brace car park to talk about his V8 P38, maybe?
Or of he has a Freelander and a accosts "young" men in Morrirsons car park to tell them they too have a P38, the also maybe.

Basically, people in Shrewsbury like to accost young men in car parks.

I saw a guy standing by mine as I came out of Tesco's he was made up to see another diesel manual. He has one as well ,he still waves when our paths cross.

Henry_b · Feb 18, 2021

Gave mine a good inspection for its MOT which is the 9th of next month..

These were grand new moog parts a few months ago..

Bloody salt **** they spread on the roads

Since wired them off and put some grease on them

23108924 · Feb 18, 2021

Henry_b said:
Gave mine a good inspection for its MOT which is the 9th of next month..

These were grand new moog parts a few months ago..

Bloody salt **** they spread on the roads

Since wired them off and put some grease on them

What's an MOT...? I've got 900 missing bulbs to fix before I can even think of one

Henry_b · Feb 18, 2021

23108924 said:
What's an MOT...? I've got 900 missing bulbs to fix before I can even think of one

Hmm mine needed a new foglight bulb and some Nightbreakers in the main beams..

Lights are fantastic now!

pete12345 · Feb 18, 2021

Took out the heater matrix today cut the box a bit and got the new Audi one in got to run the new pipes tomorrow oh and fitted new ribbon to hevac control just waiting for new bulbs been on order for two weeks

neilly · Feb 19, 2021

I was going through some paperwork earlier to check service date and was a little bored.

L322 2011 AB 4.4TDV8.

Approx purchase price £83000 when new 03/2011, 0 Miles.
£905 / month or £1.10 / mile
2nd owner purchased at £35000 ,08/2015, 44000 Miles
£380 / Month or £0.79 / mile
3rd Owner purchased at £16000 10/2019, 68000 Miles.

Mileage now 84000 thanks to lockdown, Smile on my face ....Priceless.

Cheers

Henry_b · Feb 19, 2021

neilly said:
I was going through some paperwork earlier to check service date and was a little bored.

L322 2011 AB 4.4TDV8.

Approx purchase price £83000 when new 03/2011, 0 Miles.
£905 / month or £1.10 / mile
2nd owner purchased at £35000 ,08/2015, 44000 Miles
£380 / Month or £0.79 / mile
3rd Owner purchased at £16000 10/2019, 68000 Miles.

Mileage now 84000 thanks to lockdown, Smile on my face ....Priceless.

Cheers

Mine was £50,110 new in 2001

the 2nd owner in 2005 at 59k miles payed £18.995

Amazing what depreciation does!

neilly · Feb 19, 2021

Henry_b said:
Mine was £50,110 new in 2001

the 2nd owner in 2005 at 59k miles payed £18.995

Amazing what depreciation does!

If I used the 1st owners £ per mile depreciation , mine is now worth nothing.....

No point in selling it then , may as well keep it and enjoy it..

Cheers

Henry_b · Feb 19, 2021

neilly said:
If I used the 1st owners £ per mile depreciation , mine is now worth nothing..... No point in selling it then , may as well keep it and enjoy it..

Cheers

Looking at it that way the value of mine is in deep minus figures

No point selling I agree, keep it and enjoy it fancy a nice L322 myself would have to be a late model though like yours!

neilly · Feb 19, 2021

Henry_b said:
Looking at it that way the value of mine is in deep minus figures

No point selling I agree, keep it and enjoy it fancy a nice L322 myself would have to be a late model though like yours!

Nah, the late L322 is horrible!

Stereo is really loud.
Heated seats in winter are too hot and when on the hottest setting , heated steering wheel means I have to take my gloves off.
Cooled seats in summer, make me small parts smaller.
FBH for those chilly mornings. Makes my deicer a waste of time and money.
Oh and that diesel is really bad as I keep having to slow down and use the ACC to stop myself getting a ban on the mway.

Really horrible I say.

Actually only thing I really think is a let down is the lack of storage space in the vehicle for the odds and sods around the cabin. Talk about having first world issues...

Cheers

Rubberknees · Feb 19, 2021

pete12345 said:
Took out the heater matrix today cut the box a bit and got the new Audi one in got to run the new pipes tomorrow oh and fitted new ribbon to hevac control just waiting for new bulbs been on order for two weeks

My new audi matrix arrived today If it stays dry over weekend will go out to fit it. How much of the box did you need to cut out and what did you use?

pete12345 · Feb 20, 2021

I cut it back level with the original screw holes with a dremel then the middle rib with a saw blade and rubbed down with a dremel

Bix · Feb 20, 2021

I don't know what mine was worth new as I never got all of the paperwork with it. So let's say 45k seems fair. Currently on about 260k, over its life it has cost 17p a mile. That is assuming it is worth **** all right now. Not going to even attempt to work out how much fuel has gone into it over that time.

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