Took my 4.2 sc on a 6 hour round round trip from Rochdale to Duxford air museum Cambs, drove great there and back, even kept the mother in law happy! Took about £95 fuel with average of around 24-26mpg.
Also for anyone not been Duxford is...
Well the car has been up on the ramp at the garage. Reckons the steering rack and track rods are fine!
The only movement they can find on the front is drivers control arm bush.. which is the only one I've not replaced so that's no surprise.
So...
Very true even though 405s and new one are bigger than 322s like you say I think they were the last true Range Rover shape where anyone even them not into cars could identify a Rangie from a corner or roof or headlamp, everything else especially...
Yes I have had a lot good comments on mine. These l322 seem to get noticed a lot more than the newer ones.
II think a lot is to do with looks, a Range Rover should be big, wide, high and look like a big tonka toy.
The new one with the rounded...
Was wondering if anyone else has noticed an increase in L322s being noticed by general public presumably since Harry’s farm did a video, Ian Tyrell did one and obviously clarksons farm all feature older l322s despite all 3 having enough cash to...
Having wasted more time on the phone today, a friend from Luxembourg called in at the recovery truck place at Houffalize. Haad a lengthy chat with matey there who explained that the fan belt had lost about a third of its width at one point and...
After more hours hanging on the phone to the UK breakdown people, we've all tried various LR garages in the area. Most have closed down for the summer holidays, they won't re-open for another 2 weeks! There's an offer to repatriate the car in...
all well and good, but a lot is down to opinion (and subsequently experience) of the tester.. one mans advisory is another mans fail. tolerances in older cars arent the same as modern cars.
if you've only ever seen modern, you'll fail an old car...
Good luck with that, I remember the UK MOT garages always finding a fault and being disappointed when I took the vehicle away to DIY the repair. Here they test stations are independent and not part of a garage.
Rear airbags replaced last night. First time I've ever changed them without one being split; didn't think about what a ball-ache it is to refit the rear arch liner after removing it to release the pressure from the valve block. The good news...
Got me MOT due in September but found out yesterday the place I have always used for many years now got burnt to he ground a couple of months back.. As Tony the owner is in his 80's and his son is now 60 it doesn't look like they will be...
Did this a while ago but needed decent rain shower to test it ...
Leak in boot fixed. It was the bonding along the top of the rear quarterlight window. Smear of sealant in the gap and she's dry again.
Took her for a little drive........... to the cemetery. No it wasn't to threaten her 🤣 Just a visit to my Nan on her birthday. I'd bought a box of those garden lights that aren't too bright, and put a couple near the headstone.
It was a box...
Not today, but over the weekend really. 635mi round trip to Ard Rock MTB festival - didn’t set a foot out of place the entire drive. Set off Thursday after collecting a mate, and came back today. Even got complimented by one of the stewards when...
Was talking to mate of mine yesterday who said why would I recommission my 4.2v8 over the much cheaper to run E class, I said look at the cost of repair on them and issues diesels can have over petrol, and in Land Rover world there is plenty of...
Got mine back on the road, ended up buying sort of by accident of a mate a 11reg merc E350cdi, new for me as iv never had 3l v6 diesel, saloon, or merc or rear wheel drive. Lovely car on motorway, very quiet and RWD was fun on damp corners but...