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    Surely the T word ought be be in the swear filter.....
    It's not broken. It's "Carbon Neutral".


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    1993 Defender 110 ute "Doris"
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    love winding people up sorry chief hehe

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    Quote Originally Posted by beefy View Post
    love winding people up sorry chief hehe
    Haha all good we all have our own strange and wonderful opinions we all drive rovers so that explains it lol

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    Sometimes I feel a bit like chief. Then I look at the sheeple that drive Tojos and the weird smug self satisfied looks they give me in shop car parks and I know why I drive a Landie.
    BUT, I must say our Prado gave us excellent service and did all we asked it to but was just a bit too soft and easily scratched for us so we went back to a Deafener.........3rd bloody Deafener and we've had an early 300 Tdi Disco as well.
    Is there is no hope for us?
    AlanH.

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    I bought my first landrover 24 years ago and have never bought anything but landrovers since, bloody oath you should be excited!! I was with all of mine and if I had somewhere to keep them I'd still have all four of them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.h.i.e.f View Post
    It'll wear off after a few thousand k's when you then start to wish you had went for the Toyota
    Wash ya mouth out mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by c.h.i.e.f View Post
    Haha all good we all have our own strange and wonderful opinions we all drive rovers so that explains it lol
    At least you know your not in denial Chief.

    I do wish I bougnt a Ford RAnger and a Land Cruiser and a 130 at various stages, but the 110 just looks awesome and at the end of the day it does the job very well so I can live with my decision.

    Learn to love what you have and not what you don't have I suppose.

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    I'm that damn excited about picking up my new (2nd hand) one it's not funny. Only one more sleep and 2100km to go! A new new one would probably kill me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by voltron View Post
    At least you know your not in denial Chief.

    I do wish I bougnt a Ford RAnger and a Land Cruiser and a 130 at various stages, but the 110 just looks awesome and at the end of the day it does the job very well so I can live with my decision.

    Learn to love what you have and not what you don't have I suppose.
    Funny u should say ranger as that's another 4wd I have been quite impressed with lately however the lack of the live front is the only reason why I do not own 1...they all have there downfalls really as per everything

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    Your tools will be excited too. They will get the rust worn off of them from use.. On a serious note, a toymota is probably built to a more thorough standard but is also about as capable as a wounded commodore and has the characteristics of a take away container and also the future of one .
    Up with the Landy!!

    Brian

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