so with the same tyres on your rr the driver would have done a better job then?
probably not
if you put propper tyres on the l322 it would make an good off roader imo.
wiltshire landyman
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but mine dont cost £50k and mine dont have tc and electrickery gadgets
so why dont you see any l322 with "propper" tyres on offroading?
My classic cost 38 large new in 91,
Series71
Space man
for best part of £40 k theyd be ****ing large...a large pair of trousers ?
Series71
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Beast o Bodmin
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i reckon the farm boss of the shoot paid 80k for his pimp range and he beats it in the fields and woods
Langers
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In today's money it probably did when it was new
The fact that you don't physically see many with proper tyres off road doesn't mean they don't exist mate
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rustyrhinos
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I reckon the L322 would be good off road with a decent set of tyres. Not a direct comparison I know but took a Disco3 out a while ago on standard (and worn) tyres and I was very surprised at how effortlessly it went over things, including mud.
when yours was new its more than likely it didnt go off roading either. imo once prices start to come down and the L322 becomes more affordable then i recon you will see quite a few.
main reason classics, discos etc are so common now is they are so cheap to buy/maintain thanks to age & depreciation.
already starting to see quite a few D2s going that route so only a matter of time
