L4ndyDan
Member
Kerbed? I didn't know they made kerbs big enough to 'kerb' a Land Rover, I usually just drive right over them without noticing
L4ndyDan
Member
Thanks Henry,
I do like the wheels on her now although those comets in the photo you posted of the silver Disco do look very nice !!
Nice RR, I was looking at p38's a while ago but went for the d2 td5 with the thought that it would be cheaper to run/maintain. I really would love a nice V8 though in Burgundy, oh and one in gun metal grey also
Henry_b
Think outside, no box required.
Thanks Henry,
I do like the wheels on her now although those comets in the photo you posted of the silver Disco do look very nice !!
Nice RR, I was looking at p38's a while ago but went for the d2 td5 with the thought that it would be cheaper to run/maintain. I really would love a nice V8 though in Burgundy, oh and one in gun metal grey also
Oh yes a Disco is definitely cheaper to maintain/1000timeslesscomplicated
Range Rovers are an addiction!!
Cheers
landyzoner
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Kerbed? I didn't know they made kerbs big enough to 'kerb' a Land Rover, I usually just drive right over them without noticing
thats because youve got a disco lol
L4ndyDan
Member
Did you buy it off Fred Flintstone?
TorsionBhudda
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£3000 for my '92 200Tdi Defender spent and spent another £6000 on it
wireman
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ha ha yes, I should have got new trainers with it
v8landyman
Active Member
£14,200 for a 2005 Defender 90 TD5 County SW in 2010 with 39,000 miles. She needed a new AMC cylinder head at around 60,000 miles due to the porosity problem, but nothing else apart from regular maintenance, brakes etc.
Got mine in 2016 as a project , 2006 D3 TDV6 auto , 99,000 miles , 7 x seats , paid 2k and spent another 2k
Like many of us , lost count with the amount of time and effort into getting it in good working order , had to virtually tear the thing apart to sort out previous bodges
My favourite landy so far ,
Like many of us , lost count with the amount of time and effort into getting it in good working order , had to virtually tear the thing apart to sort out previous bodges
My favourite landy so far ,
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Terry O Sullivan
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Which one and over wot period of time
£7k for my '97 Disco in 2000ish, absolutely mint ..
This was how it ended up .. me trying to revive and recover it 3 days later when the water had subsided by 3 or 4 foot!.
£1.8k for the '90 3 years or so ago, it's still a work in progress ..
Two days after I got it ..
And roughly how it is now .. it's metamorphosing all the time as finances/time/inclination fits .. currently has a different bumper and winch on the front and has just passed it's MOT today ...
This was how it ended up .. me trying to revive and recover it 3 days later when the water had subsided by 3 or 4 foot!.
£1.8k for the '90 3 years or so ago, it's still a work in progress ..
Two days after I got it ..
And roughly how it is now .. it's metamorphosing all the time as finances/time/inclination fits .. currently has a different bumper and winch on the front and has just passed it's MOT today ...
ER1C
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Its never going to fit in that dinghy you know£7k for my '97 Disco in 2000ish, absolutely mint ..
This was how it ended up .. me trying to revive and recover it 3 days later when the water had subsided by 3 or 4 foot!.
