gingerchuddy
New Member
Coz we had another child and my disco has 7 seats and i wouldnt be seen dead in a people carrier!!!
cornish rattler
Well-Known Member
on my 2nd d1 now and had a d2 in between them for 6 months but got rid due to it being too expensive to repair, but the reason we got a disco is for taking use to our static caravan in cornwall and sometimes towing a trailer there.
also had a few series 2s and 3s in the past aswell, some pics of the 3 discos we had and have and the caravan aswell.
also had a few series 2s and 3s in the past aswell, some pics of the 3 discos we had and have and the caravan aswell.
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had a rrc got ****ed off with lhe leather getting scratched with my bike bought a transit decided it was crap bought half a rrc with my mate broke down one day after 4 months in the garage bought a disco never lokked back although my bank balance is slowly shrinking keeping it on the road
stubradley1
Active Member
I got one because where I live and work the roads are **** in the winter
nuff said
nuff said
peter8315
Active Member
i dont know why, i wish o wish i had'nt ive done nothing but welding on it since bought a month ago, now starting to go through the other problems like heater blows cold, heater blower only works on full setting, need three tyres, central locking, the list goes on, and i can't really find any good points, o yes one really good point will be when i sell it and see it going off down the road, and i wave bye bye for good
sible88
New Member
Like it. Shame really you must of picked a bad one!!
Oh wait a min they are all bad.
storm99
Spreading Joy & Harmony
Lot of disco hate going on in here.
Where's the love
It fell through the boot floor and was crushed by a defender.
200tdi ayre
Well-Known Member
bought one as a field car to offroad with then sold it to finance a 90
Big Stu 12
Well-Known Member
Nowt wrong with british bikes...... I know mines not old.
I just love my Disco, does all I want.................. not the clasic landrover shape but hey why spend more....
aquaplane
New Member
I bought mine to tow a boat.
I have always limited the size of the boat to what a large family car would pull before now thinking that I couldn't afford a 4x4.
Well, I was wrong, the extra expense is worth it.
The ease of towing the bigger boat is great.
The bigger boat is better too.
I like the Disco.
I have tried a couple of green lanes and liked that.
It's my only wheels so I'm not going to break it doing serious off road, yet.
I'm spending about 40% more a month on fuel but the pleasure I'm getting is worth it.
It has been running for 4 months without problems (since it had a new head gasket) so I'm now expecting it to fall apart round my ears.
I have always limited the size of the boat to what a large family car would pull before now thinking that I couldn't afford a 4x4.
Well, I was wrong, the extra expense is worth it.
The ease of towing the bigger boat is great.
The bigger boat is better too.
I like the Disco.
I have tried a couple of green lanes and liked that.
It's my only wheels so I'm not going to break it doing serious off road, yet.
I'm spending about 40% more a month on fuel but the pleasure I'm getting is worth it.
It has been running for 4 months without problems (since it had a new head gasket) so I'm now expecting it to fall apart round my ears.
Fur Trapper
Banned
post some pics of the boat, please
aquaplane
New Member
It's nowt flash, 20' trail sailer, it did cost more than the Disco thoughpost some pics of the boat, please
One on Royal Wedding day, off Oban
One near Bute:
