Thread: Bought this 300 tdi for my daughter

Nice 90!

Very nice!

She is our first born daughter, named Chloe. Our second daughter is two and a half years younger and has special needs. From the moment our second daughter was born Chloe was always there for her. I just explained why our second daughter needed extra care and attention. For years the routine was ,home from work, dinner, do the dishes then it was television off, phone off the hook and door locked. Then we would work with my daughter with no distractions.Chloe took part in years of exercises and development work with our youngest daughter with me. Even now Chloe's boyfriend knows that he is getting two women and not one! If there is a proposal of marriage for Chloe it will be accepted with proviso that if anything happens to my wife and I that her sister moves in.
So the 90 is a small price to pay.

That is a beautiful ride and sounds well deserved.

Originally Posted by Max Headroom 2.3m

That is a beautiful ride and sounds well deserved.

Defender is in her blood. We had a turbo 90 when she was born. When our second daughter was born she could not sit sideways on a rear bench in the 90 because she would have broken her neck when I braked. Thus the 200 tdi 110 with the middle facing seats came along. It was actually a four year old 110 pickup which we bought and had converted into a 9 seat station wagon. Now my eldest daughter will get to sit in the front of her own 90 and not in the middle row of a tdi or Puma. When I get it over and checked out and a serviced I'll try to get a picture of her and the 90.

It looks in remarkably good condition, especially for the UK/Ireland. What year is it?

Originally Posted by Max Headroom 2.3m

It looks in remarkably good condition, especially for the UK/Ireland. What year is it?

1999
It'll get the full once over when it arrives.

C'mon spud, I'm still waiting for the "how to upset 'er indoors" bit or are you slipping?



You got a bargain there my son.