First pics of my Fender

nice ride Marky
defenders like a good wife-put enough effort into the relationship and they'll put a smile on your face every time,gotta wonder about people who have to upgrade every couple of years -maybe they weren't happy to start with:D

110 300tdi

Thanks guys!
Getting the warm & fuzzies through this WWW thing, as well as driving him!
Picked him up for $4900 'as is' from a Melbourne car yard, c/w full-length steel rack, two spare wheels and a factory LR cargo barrier.

Have spent the same again on a new(ish) head, tyres, timing belt and various other bits (viscous, rear window etc.); the only other main thing will be a gearbox refurb in a year or so as it's a bit whiney and sticky now and again.

Big bonus was when I drove down to the RW garage to check on Big John's progress, some geezer booted the tyres of my disco and offered me five grand 'as is'! Fate, or what?

yes i took a puma for a around the block drive and have also driven a TD5 around town. although nice the isuzu was actually easier to drive in town. but i couldn't get past the thought that all that extra cash for basically what i have already

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Originally Posted by clean32

yes i took a puma for a around the block drive and have also driven a TD5 around town. although nice the isuzu was actually easier to drive in town. but i couldn't get past the thought that all that extra cash for basically what i have already

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I feel the same but my old girl needs some TLC and I would like another new one. Pat

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Originally Posted by PAT303

I feel the same but my old girl needs some TLC and I would like another new one. Pat

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ok true, but if i was to take my 85 county and spend the difference from not getting a puma, say 40K i would end up with a county that is nicer to drive, more capable, quieter, faster and better looking than any puma

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There we go; looks miles better now the sidesteps are off! Slimmed him right down...