D3 for sale

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

I'll admit it's something to consider but if we all purchased our Land Rovers based on the bad news stories, how many of us would actually own them?
From that thread it would appear that it's hardly a common issue, should that deter people from buying them?

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Wise words Muppet. The incidences of TDV6 failures that I've read about in the various fora are quite few and far between considering how many vehicles that engine actually has been installed in.

The number of 300tdi overheats and TD5s with shuffling heads and oil pump bolt issues would outnumber the TDV6 failures by quite a way I feel.

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Originally Posted by TerryO

You guys just like that cosy feeling of being tucked up nice and tight in your vibrating often damp Fenders. ...:angel:

There is nothing wrong in wanting to go slow, so enjoy.

And yes Didge I was at Jellore,, I was the fat (handsome) bastard in the silver D3. ...;)

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Wasn't it Jellore that the Discos didn't want to do any of the interesting tracks,and left it to the rattley old Defenders.While the disco owners went off to travel the smooth dirt roads in search of a latte.Hmmmmmmmmmmmm seem to remember that this seems to happen wherever I go,maybe I need to check my deodorant:D

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Originally Posted by LowRanger

Wasn't it Jellore that the Discos didn't want to do any of the interesting tracks,and left it to the rattley old Defenders.While the disco owners went off to travel the smooth dirt roads in search of a latte.Hmmmmmmmmmmmm seem to remember that this seems to happen wherever I go,maybe I need to check my deodorant:D

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I had an excuse there were ten plus bloody old rattly defenders parked in front of us, all nose to tail on a track 7 feet wide.

If I remember right it took nearly an hour for them to all back out to the main track once you had buggered off across that tiny creek and up that little hill. ....;)

As for coffee ...I'll have a flat white thanks ...:p