-Defender110-
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Because the first time i was in one was after a surfing lesson in Cornwall, tide had come in around us so the guy told us jump in the back and we drive out, went through a 'stream' half way up the doors, and it didnt skip a beat, had to have one after that 
badgerboy
Active Member
The lady of the house had always wanted one, but normal cars were always more sensible. Then we got three dogs, and a road car started to look untidy quickly!
Servicing is another expense. Modern road cars are expensive to keep properly serviced. There's pretty much nothing service and general maintenance that I can't do at the roadside, which saves a pretty penny!
And, it does look so cool and meaty!
Servicing is another expense. Modern road cars are expensive to keep properly serviced. There's pretty much nothing service and general maintenance that I can't do at the roadside, which saves a pretty penny!
And, it does look so cool and meaty!
Station House
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Got bored with being unable to get the two German cars off the drive when it snows, and fed up with the wife moaning about my damaging her leather interior using her Tourer as a skip!
Defender is great for taking stuff to the tip, putting our ghastly Airedales in, running back and forth to the stables and saving us being marooned in the village when it snows.
Oh, and cause I wanted it
Defender is great for taking stuff to the tip, putting our ghastly Airedales in, running back and forth to the stables and saving us being marooned in the village when it snows.
Oh, and cause I wanted it
waldershelf
Well-Known Member
'Cos I have a personality disorder.
Drookit Dug
Active Member
Cos she kept whinging every time I took the Disco on work trips. She can't ride my motorbike so I'm selling it and using the Defender as my daily car.
Oh! And I'm having a mid life crisis!
Oh! And I'm having a mid life crisis!
666 george
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Cos I always wanted one. Now living the dream.
martin1512
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It is the only vehicle you can buy that does everything I need a vehicle to do for work & home.
buckshot
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bought my first one (series 2a 88") 32 years ago, went to look at a moggie thou advertised in a local garage it was a heap HGF needed a shed load done to it and he wanted **** loads for it .
called into another place and got my 1969 2a been hooked ever since kept that 1 for 12 years ,did a v8 converstion on it ,went back to cars and vans for a couple of years then got my old 87 90 had that about 13/14 years now(i still have it for off-roading) and had a td5 90 and now a 110 crewcab
would have any other
.called into another place and got my 1969 2a been hooked ever since
kept that 1 for 12 years ,did a v8 converstion on it ,went back to cars and vans for a couple of years then got my old 87 90 had that about 13/14 years now(i still have it for off-roading) and had a td5 90 and now a 110 crewcabwould have any other
wack61
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I bought it because I like to tinker, don't really know what I'm doing but a defender is just nuts and bolts , because it's been about so long every job that needs doing is well documented.
There's not much you can add to a modern car, the possibilities are endless with a defender
Plus it's cool as f**k
All ive done so far is changed the doors and had all the chequer powder coated but I'm starting the prep in a week or two for the Stornaway grey respray
There's not much you can add to a modern car, the possibilities are endless with a defender
Plus it's cool as f**k
All ive done so far is changed the doors and had all the chequer powder coated but I'm starting the prep in a week or two for the Stornaway grey respray
