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bunkermonkey

New Member

• Jul 12, 2008

• #1

hi, ive jus got myself a '93 range rover to scrap, i already own a '93 200tdi disco 4 door, ive seen some pcs of a 'rediscovery' an i like th look so im contemplating doing one myself, ive got good mechanical an welding experience an use of workshop an th usual associated equipment.
wat i wanted was some guidelines/ideas/help if i get stuck, if anyone has attempted it themselves?

thanx in advance
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choppa

Well-Known Member

• Jul 12, 2008

• #2

loads of advise on here mate ... and some of it to do with landrovers aswell .... have a search round and see ....

 

mrnice

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• Jul 14, 2008

• #3

having just googled "re discovery" on pictures i would say these are the people to speak to, they got 1 at the mo. vehicle sales simmonites landrover defender discovery specialist

 

Bluestrobe

IF ALL ELSE FAILS SHOOT THEM!

• Jul 15, 2008

• #4

They're having a laugh with some of those prices nowadays aren't they?

 

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Dave 2000

Active Member

• Jul 20, 2008

• #5

Go for it, if your think you are about to (or already have) encounter a problem and are not sure of the way forward then the guys (and girls) will help out.

I have been a mechanic for many years but with little experience with Land Rovers. But know I can still call on the forum for help, remember you cannot teach experience and there is shed loads of it on this forum!

You will find the 200 very basic and easy to work on so good luck.

regards

Dave

 

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bunkermonkey

New Member

• Jul 24, 2008

• #6

thanx for your words of support all, got th rangie in bits i jus hope ive kept enough an not binned anything important :S

 

TrilloThrillo110

Active Member

• Jun 6, 2015

• #7

bunkermonkey said:

thanx for your words of support all, got th rangie in bits i jus hope ive kept enough an not binned anything important :S

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Has anything happened?

 

Yoyodyne

Well-Known Member

• Jun 6, 2015

• #8

Bluestrobe said:

They're having a laugh with some of those prices nowadays aren't they?

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They can be a bit steep!
Having said that I have always found they do things right there so premium prices can pay off in the long run.