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    FFs Scallops,
    You are making me feel virtuous for not moving with the times and purchasing a slow (in comparison) puffing billy 300 tdi.
    Should I start looking out for a good one for you mate lol.
    How you keep the faith is anyones guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by lardy View Post
    FFs Scallops,
    You are making me feel virtuous for not moving with the times and purchasing a slow (in comparison) puffing billy 300 tdi.
    Should I start looking out for a good one for you mate lol.
    How you keep the faith is anyones guess
    No choice?
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    Smile

    Quote Originally Posted by keith5 View Post
    Help, this is driving me nuts...............can anyone tell me how land rover lost the army contract after more than fifty years with them?
    their has not been much discussed in the media about it......after all it must have been one of the longest car contracts in history and what about the money side of it? Not exactly a small sum by any standards?
    Mercedes g wagons......
    Defence requirement is that the supplier is to be able to guarantee 10 years of spare parts. As LR is in the process of changing the 110 variants to meet US and European passenger and pedestrain safety requirments, LR could not guarantee 10 years worth of spare.

    It has nothing to do with the capabilities of the vehicles

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    5 year old thread dig but LR can supply parts. From the horse's mouth...

    "With production of current Defender now in its final phase, Land Rover has committed to supply replacement parts for 15 years for this automotive icon. Thereafter, owners of the current Defender will be able to maintain their treasured car by ordering genuine Land Rover Heritage Parts through Land Rover's global network of retailers."

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    Must be an old thread - my Defender has been going like a German Band for ages - I love it.
    2007 Defender 110
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    Good to hear.

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    Quote Originally Posted by inside View Post
    5 year old thread dig but LR can supply parts. From the horse's mouth...

    "With production of current Defender now in its final phase, Land Rover has committed to supply replacement parts for 15 years for this automotive icon. Thereafter, owners of the current Defender will be able to maintain their treasured car by ordering genuine Land Rover Heritage Parts through Land Rover's global network of retailers."
    Though they would not guarantee the ADF 10 years worth of parts in the amounts required.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maxximus View Post
    Though they would not guarantee the ADF 10 years worth of parts in the amounts required.
    The G-Wagen has some extra special bolt on stuff that makes it lightly armored, as well as able it to carry 4 troops in full battle gear.
    Auto transmission.
    The rear of the G is quite small as they are fitted with a air compressor for re-inflating tyres.
    As a result all G vehicles need to tow a trailer to carry the extra gear.
    Land Engineering project has been going for over many years to find a Tri-Service replacement to the fleet.
    I personally think a V6 CRTDI diesel is too complicated for a military vehicle, but technically they wont be used in full battle as there are other vehicles that fit the role.

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