Burnsie

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Hi All,

I thought I'd post this in here as opposed to the model specific forum, seeing as this is my 1st LR, plus I wanted to thank the folk on the site who'd posted so much good info (good search facility) :D. So, thanks!

Anyway, just bought a '98 Defender 110 300Tdi, in blue, and with only 67800 miles on the clock and service history you would not imagine. The 1st owner ('98 - 2005) kept a log of every trip and every diesel fill, mpg, every niggle, issue and subsequent sorting of said! It's brilliant!

I look forward to getting off road ASAP and hopefully meeting some of you too.

Cheers,

Burnsie.

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That looks nice that does... Although the white roof looks a little odd, Would of thought it would have been body colour..?
 
All I can see is a big shiny glare. It can't be a defender cos they aint shiny.:p:p:p
 
Looks mint that one :) , closest its been to off road by the looks of it is in the field behind it :) .
Get the waxoyl in the chassis and pillers + doors she'll last yrs :D
 
looks well nice - its nice to have a shiny LR, at least for a while. I rekon white roofs look best too.





All this is epecially in light of me getting my 90 painted all shiny and un dented soon, with a white roof and white wheels :D
 
That looks nice that does, whats going to be your first modification?

Steering guard? once you start it will never end lol :)
 
That looks nice that does, whats going to be your first modification?

Steering guard? once you start it will never end lol :)

Thanks for the nice comments, all. :)

As for mods...that's what I'm afraid of! LOL. Roof rack, spots, A bar and a snorel are on the cards. After that, a wee bit more 'go' would be nice, and maybe a little bit of a lift :D.
 
Woohoo!! Nice one! :D

1st mod: take yer side-steps off and put rock-sliders on; saves 'mother nature' induced body mods ;)

Hey there DG:)

Sounds like the voice of experience, that does! ;) Sound advice though. Right - ebay search coming on..."rock sliders"...hehehe.:cool:
 
i agree make ya own its not hard and you feel good for doing it

My life is currently far too busy ( :( ) to fart about with buying welding kit and metal, when I'm quite happy to buy some and get them fitted, in order to save time.

ETA - or you could just call me lazy!
 
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Anyway, just bought a '98 Defender 110 300Tdi, in blue, and with only 67800 miles on the clock and service history you would not imagine. The 1st owner ('98 - 2005) kept a log of every trip and every diesel fill, mpg, every niggle, issue and subsequent sorting of said! It's brilliant!

Nice 110 that is :cool:, would of been a 90 if owner from 98-05 wasn't as particular, needed the 110 wheelbase to get the history filing cabinet in lol :D
 

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