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I meant more along the lines of most old Land Rovers are cheaper then dirt, why the hell do they want 30k for an old defender, rather then just comparing the p38 Do defenders cost that much in Europe?

Well I was interested to see if Land Rover ever sold Defenders over here across the pond. 1994 Defender 90(?) 118k miles: $27,980(about £17,415) 1994 Defender 90(?) 140k miles: $29,980(about £18,660) 1994 Defender 90 83k miles : $35,955(about £22,379) Just for reference: 2001 Range Rover...

Thanks for the pics. As hard as Land Rover parts are to find around here I might be better off going with the 2" lift. I also forgot to take into consideration I have a 13 foot long ocean kayak I have to put on the roof. EDIT: I've figured out what I think I want. Lift kit: LAND...

Thanks for the info. I found a pic of what my ultimate goal would be: But for now I think I want to try for a 3" lift and I really like the black powder coated steel wheels. A two inch lift doesn't really seem worth the trouble for me. I'm thinking 33" inch tires that are on the thinner...

I know it is. I just didn't have time to sit and look, was hoping someone would put up links to threads with the info.

Well my little Discovery has been my pride and joy since I bought it. I have taken it offroading on what amounted to little more than bad fourwheeler/quadbike/whateveryoucallthemthingsacrossthepond trails and have been amazed at its capabilities with relatively non-aggressive tread tire. Now...

Thanks for the welcome y'all. She is not aggressive toward kids, and shes only treed few people she didn't like. Well... I'm not very proud to say this at this day and age, but I am from America.

Well... I just bought a 1998 Land Rover Discovery LE the other day. Went to the dealership after a 2001 Ford f-150 4x4, but couldn't get the price down low enough. The price of used trucks here is extremely outrageous. The Land Rover had caught my eye earlier, it was about the only decent 4x4 in...