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    Doh!!!

    While chatting with Kev from JRT the 96 130 dual cab which I was negotiating a sale on sold on Fleabay unbeknownst to the seller.(tongue twister)
    He will call if it falls through but just my rotten luck!!
    That leaves the 130 extra cab I'm looking at. But if I get it I have to keep the D1 (what a shame!).
    NEED UTE QUICK......GETTING TRAY WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by malsgoing130 View Post
    Ive owned my 130 Dc for 7 months now and love the old girl, I have spent a fair bit on it, just be aware that everything has a finite life and will need to be replaced or renewed. Fender spares though easliy available are quite pricey and used spares in WA are nearly unavailable. Even if it has been well maintained its still going to need bits and pieces. They do not have turning circles! they prefer to go steirght ahead. I am 6'4" and have seat rails from rovercraft and have just fitted a 350mm steering wheel- great leg room now but prefer the feel of the old standard wheel. The ride is very comfortable though but dont think you will be breaking any land speed records
    All said and done they have a personallity and in general are very good vehicles.
    good luck
    Mal
    Cliffy dont let the lack or cost of spares in W.A. worry ya, some small odds and ends you can get from rovacraft(without a mortgage) but for bigger stuff i use famous four never have let me down, i usually go for mud uk for the refinements too the interior if i can be bothered.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliffy View Post
    Doh!!!

    While chatting with Kev from JRT the 96 130 dual cab which I was negotiating a sale on sold on Fleabay unbeknownst to the seller.(tongue twister)
    He will call if it falls through but just my rotten luck!!
    That leaves the 130 extra cab I'm looking at. But if I get it I have to keep the D1 (what a shame!).
    NEED UTE QUICK......GETTING TRAY WITHDRAWAL SYMPTOMS!!
    cliffy there was a bloke up victoria park who picked up fesa ones once in a while i could show you where he is but can't tell you sadly.
    it was at the small roundabout just past the hotel(coming up the road with shopping centre on your left)...there are heaps of car show room places there he is right off the roundabout and first right down an alley past first showroom ...low km's it was !

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    For **** sake, they are landcruisers, not any other stupid derogatory name

    There are ALOT of aftermarket suppliers for land rover yes, and some very cheap, just be aware

    Genuine parts for either brands can sway massively, its just a matter of what pricing the parts person gives you, keep in mind, some genuine parts mark ups are over 300%, hence you forever have people whineing parts are dear for all makes, cause they are getting screwed

    Most all GENUINE parts from all manufacturers are reasonably priced, if you know the parts people well enough
    Sorrry mate, no matter how much it bugs you I just can't bring myself to type "Landc*****r". I'm too scarred by those ten years I was forced to spend on those boards that they call seats, being bounced around on cart springs until I was nearly crippled, and at the same time being told by all the "experts" that Land Rovers are rubbish. It's a filthy word and I won't type it.

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    "Sorrry mate, no matter how much it bugs you I just can't bring myself to type "Landc*****r". I'm too scarred by those ten years I was forced to spend on those boards that they call seats, being bounced around on cart springs until I was nearly crippled, and at the same time being told by all the "experts" that Land Rovers are rubbish. It's a filthy word and I won't type it."

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    Quote Originally Posted by wally View Post
    Sorrry mate, no matter how much it bugs you I just can't bring myself to type "Landc*****r". I'm too scarred by those ten years I was forced to spend on those boards that they call seats, being bounced around on cart springs until I was nearly crippled, and at the same time being told by all the "experts" that Land Rovers are rubbish. It's a filthy word and I won't type it.
    It doesn;t bug me, it just makes you sound the same as the people who have dumbass derogatory names for land rovers

    Just your slinging from the other side of the fence

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    Quote Originally Posted by The ho har's View Post
    other than that is is a butte truck

    Mrs ho har
    Got to love a good butt truck! I reckon they're beaut!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    It doesn;t bug me, it just makes you sound the same as the people who have dumbass derogatory names for land rovers

    Just your slinging from the other side of the fence
    Somebody has to.

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    Hang onto you hats!
    I may have found me ute!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliffy View Post
    Hang onto you hats!
    I may have found me ute!!!
    Good luck Cliffy, hope you've found yourself a 130. I just bought a 130CC from another member on the forum. It's being shipped down to Vic from QLD next week, so I can't wait. I've missed having a ute, and this one's got a VNT turbo and other upgrades, so should be a good all-round vehicle. I've never owned a Tdi either so it will be something new to me. I've had/have Rover V8s, 2.25D, Td5 and Isuzu powered Landys, so it will be interesting to compare.



    '88 County Isuzu 4Bd1 Turbo Intercooled, '96 Defender 130 CC VNT
    '85 Isuzu 120 Trayback, '72 SIIA SWB Diesel Soft Top
    '56 SI Ute Cab


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