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    Thanks for all the info ppl. My current thoughts are 89/90 with a preference to an EFI 3.9. The legroom in an (92-94 ?) LSE is also desirable. As much as I would like a 5 speed, the ZF is far more practical for my situation.
    An earlier model is still on the cards, but would require the relevant "upgrades". As with anything, being in the right spot with the readies and catching a bargin means I need to keep my options open.

    edit.. why aviod 85 ??
    Last edited by pop058; 2nd April 2010 at 09:03 PM. Reason: 85 question

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    edit.. why aviod 85 ??[/QUOTE]

    like to know that myself, i`ve had three of them and i like them. its the last year of the carby engine but a lot of the upgrades for the 86 efi models where fitted for this year, better instruments, mirrors, front doors lost the quarter lights, bigger windscreen washer bottle, first year of the five speed manual(but auto was still 3 speed) and a few other changes

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    G'day Folks

    Yes, Rovercare, what is the problem with the 85 phase 2, I'm quite happy with my 5sp manual,9.35:1 3.5 Carby on gas I would like to know if I'm sitting on a time bomb


    cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by pop058 View Post
    Thanks for all the info ppl. My current thoughts are 89/90 with a preference to an EFI 3.9. The legroom in an (92-94 ?) LSE is also desirable. As much as I would like a 5 speed, the ZF is far more practical for my situation.
    An earlier model is still on the cards, but would require the relevant "upgrades". As with anything, being in the right spot with the readies and catching a bargin means I need to keep my options open.

    edit.. why aviod 85 ??
    Quote Originally Posted by peewee View Post
    edit.. why aviod 85 ??

    like to know that myself, i`ve had three of them and i like them. its the last year of the carby engine but a lot of the upgrades for the 86 efi models where fitted for this year, better instruments, mirrors, front doors lost the quarter lights, bigger windscreen washer bottle, first year of the five speed manual(but auto was still 3 speed) and a few other changes
    Quote Originally Posted by UncleHo View Post
    G'day Folks

    Yes, Rovercare, what is the problem with the 85 phase 2, I'm quite happy with my 5sp manual,9.35:1 3.5 Carby on gas I would like to know if I'm sitting on a time bomb


    cheers
    Nothing hainous about them at all, just if buying, I wouldn't actively look for an 85, cross over on the interior, ugly console etc, still carbed, TF if auto, the LT77 still had the long stick arrangement, which is far from pleasant

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    Quote Originally Posted by rovercare View Post
    Nothing hainous about them at all, just if buying, I wouldn't actively look for an 85, cross over on the interior, ugly console etc, still carbed, TF if auto, the LT77 still had the long stick arrangement, which is far from pleasant
    85s arnt everyones cup of tea but there are a few good points i like. the interior, ok its a crossover between the old and the new but its better made than the 86 on interiors(ever seen a efi rrc with a good cubby box) and the radio is still on the drivers side.the bonnet can lay back on the windscreen so its easier to work on. some people like carbs(ive converted mine to efi) the lt77 isnt a srong as the earlier 4 speed but is better to use. the 3 speed auto does suck power but i`m changing mine to a 4 speed auto. they are a good base model if you want to fit some of the upgrades from newer models on to and make youre own idear of what a good rrc should be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by peewee View Post
    make youre own idear of what a good rrc should be.
    Thats it

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    PoP058,

    did you end up buying a RRC yet?

    If so what did you get?

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