jorjio_k · Nov 12, 2011

Good day gents;
I would like to thank you all dear sirs for all the help that you have gave me and all of the advices i received from you,this forum is great.
Massive thank you from my heart to you.
P38 was sold after a year and a half of troubled ownership,got myself an e39 yes a bimer,sold the fecker with a knackered block and air compressor,i have had it.
I reached the point of no return,and i have noticed these couple of weaks alot of threads including slipped liners,age is finaly having its toll on these cars.
Keep up the good work people.enjoy your range rovers,i am out !!!!!!

2.0_hippo · Nov 12, 2011

you'll be back !

362bkr · Nov 12, 2011

2.0_hippo said:
you'll be back !

He is right you will ............

elsie · Nov 12, 2011

These people leave , and then return . Can't handle the reliability of German engineering !!!!!

jorjio_k · Nov 13, 2011

well thank you for wishing me luck !!!!!

2.0_hippo · Nov 13, 2011

jorjio_k said:
well thank you for wishing me luck !!!!!

See your back again

996TURBO · Nov 13, 2011

Known scenario as my best friend sold his range rover to get a good bimmer (a E46 330i) 2 years ago, he's constantly talking about range rovers like a drug addict.
I'm pretty sure it'll end with a L322.

Good luck mate!

crashbox · Nov 13, 2011

:welcome2:to the countdown to your return...

rufusw5 · Nov 13, 2011

I had a bit of a spaz and threw the rattle out of the pram a few weeks ago... I havent given up yet....!

fett · Nov 13, 2011

landys are only viable for a hobby- if you dont want both you made the right call

blue beasty · Nov 13, 2011

fett said:
landys are only viable for a hobby- if you dont want both you made the right call

says WHO?

Andy Land · Nov 13, 2011

I've got a Land Rover and a BMW ... if I had to sell one it would be goodbye BMW ... Once you're a Land Rover addict that's it for life ... you'll be back!

fett · Nov 13, 2011

blue beasty said:
says WHO?

everyone with a landy i should think

blue beasty · Nov 13, 2011

fett said:
everyone with a landy i should think

Well yeah but there's no need to say it out loud :doh:

Dnt know of any other 40 year old vehicle thats would take me to work everyday....

fett · Nov 14, 2011

yeah but you have to fix it every night

Andy Land · Nov 14, 2011

Is he not back yet then?

Series71 · Nov 14, 2011

blue beasty said:
says WHO?

mine is

StuckAgainSteve · Nov 14, 2011

fett said:
landys are only viable for a hobby- if you dont want both you made the right call

Well, I'm buggered then, coz I do 20K plus miles per year and I only have the P38 - if you exclude the Imp which I do not use for motorway mileage!

fett · Nov 14, 2011

StuckAgainSteve said:
Well, I'm buggered then, coz I do 20K plus miles per year and I only have the P38 - if you exclude the Imp which I do not use for motorway mileage!

well you never post any problems on here that need fixing so I guess im wrong

StuckAgainSteve · Nov 14, 2011

fett said:
well you never post any problems on here that need fixing so I guess im wrong

So Far!

Although a seemingly welded in spark-plug is my first worry...

I've only had the car three months the first 6,000 miles has been trouble-free, I don't expect metronomic reliability to last forever! Not only is it a Rangie - it is 11 years old, you can't expect reliability from any 11 year old car, Rangie or not. That said my classic never let me down.

When I did the fluids this weekend, I was impressed with how clean the transfer box and diff oil was. so it's been looked after, the steering box needed adjusting, doing so has transformed the car - drives like new now!

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