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    Describing a defender

    I was trying to describe what my Defender 90 was like to a friend the other day and came up with this...

    "Well imagine you gave a mad scientist a mechano set and told him to build a mountain goat..."

    How else do you describe your defender to the uninitiated?

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    Picture 4 sherpas carrying a shed.
    Dave

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    Imagine a box.......







    Yep, you've got it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Picture 4 sherpas carrying a shed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Picture 4 sherpas carrying a shed.
    LOL... and a spare sherpa!

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    Quote Originally Posted by RVR110 View Post
    LOL... and a spare sherpa!
    Is it tied to the bonnet like a dead deer though, or strung up on the back door?

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    The last time I described mine was "the one with the factory fitted dents"

    I'm just happy after 5 days and almost 30 hours driving the 90 my learner driver son still says "I love that car"

    Garry
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    Quote Originally Posted by Garry View Post
    The last time I described mine was "the one with the factory fitted dents"

    I'm just happy after 5 days and almost 30 hours driving the 90 my learner driver son still says "I love that car"

    Garry

    Mine got me the nick name "Dented Fred"

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    I normally say to people

    Remember the way you draw a car when you 5 , well that is what a land Rover looks like.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MR LR jnr. View Post
    Is it tied to the bonnet like a dead deer though, or strung up on the back door?
    Strung up on the back door, like a trophy kill.
    Roger


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