Chrisfrain2007
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The Linley model had piano black trim not wood!
Believe it or not because they have so much torque, the chevy-engined cars are actually more economical under normal driving conditions than the RV8 - I drove my Overfinch Disco to Bristol and back - brimmed the tank when we left and mileage zeroed - steady 80 mph on the motorway, and a little bit of traffic driving in Clifton.
We brimmed it when we got back and - hey presto - 22 mpg.
spirited driving can see this fall to 10 mpg but that is no worse than a 4.6 RV8
speedyyellow
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- Couldn't justify £400 on interior wood work!!!A tin of Black Hammerite and Ronseal Varnish will do me!!
speedyyellow
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I found a matching black steering wheel as well and that was £750!
I quote from the film 'Gone in 60 Seconds'I found a matching black steering wheel as well and that was £750!
'...you know what that tells me? That there are too many protentious weiners around with too much bloody money....'
I wish.......................................biggest regret of my motoring life not coughing up the 16k Walton Motors were asking for the last 630R built - conversion was done in 2003 at the cost of 54000 of Her Majesty's pounds.
52000 miles and absolutely superb to drive.
I was haggling with him about P/X etc - he offered us 6k for my wife's car - so he wanted 10 grand in cash - but the wife wanted to keep the defender so I offered him the derisory sum of 12 grand, which was all I could find spare at the time.
Needless to say he told me to Foxtrot Oscar...................................
However, I was still very keen on it and two weeks later, having been very busy as the only 22-stone rent-boy in Brighton, I had the money.
I phoned him to offer the asking price as it was still on their website - but it had been sold.
I was very sad....................but have since recovered my equilibrium - however if I see another for sale I will buy it - a truly great car.
52000 miles and absolutely superb to drive.
I was haggling with him about P/X etc - he offered us 6k for my wife's car - so he wanted 10 grand in cash - but the wife wanted to keep the defender so I offered him the derisory sum of 12 grand, which was all I could find spare at the time.
Needless to say he told me to Foxtrot Oscar...................................
However, I was still very keen on it and two weeks later, having been very busy as the only 22-stone rent-boy in Brighton, I had the money.
I phoned him to offer the asking price as it was still on their website - but it had been sold.
I was very sad....................but have since recovered my equilibrium - however if I see another for sale I will buy it - a truly great car.
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rasheed
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Think I rather fancy this - approx ten thousand of your island pounds.
LAND ROVER Range Rover 4.6 Annivers., Occasion, Benzin, 120'000 km, CHF 14'400 - AutoScout24
LAND ROVER Range Rover 4.6 Annivers., Occasion, Benzin, 120'000 km, CHF 14'400 - AutoScout24
myfirstl322
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Best would be one that Lexus/Toyota re-engineered. But how would you feel if nothing went wrong with it? All that free time.....
rasheed
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As far as I recall they were all to have a special deep blue "micatellic" finish and by all I mean 50th Anniv. Defenders, Discoveries and RRs. I don't remember about the interior trim. The one in this advert is described as being "atlantic blue" which I don't know is the same as micatellic. Point is the little plaque kinds of leaves no room for doubt.
wil2813
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my old vogue 50 carin number 6, if its this one buy it, it was faultless.
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myfirstl322
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looks massive, or is that a short lamp-post?
wil2813
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no it was actually super rare 10 times bigger than any other p38 lol no lamp-post is 5ftlooks massive, or is that a short lamp-post?
