Thread: My Range Rover is Bullet Proof

Fess up ... You've got the typical & Classic RR bug ....

Cheers
Mke

Glad to hear it serves you well.
Not a reverse sales tactic by any chance?

Originally Posted by mike 90 RR

Fess up ... You've got the typical & Classic RR bug ....

Cheers
Mke

I've been bitten by the bug ever since I purchased this vehicle and can't seem to shake it off.

Originally Posted by big guy

Glad to hear it serves you well.
Not a reverse sales tactic by any chance?

Not a reverse Sales Tactic at all mate , I can't bring myself to selling this truck ,it has served me well.

I once had a RRC 85 that was so reliable, my mechanic told me its the best one to ever go through his workshop.
It was so good, it was boring and I sold it.

Went to a collector near Keith. He still emails me to tell me how its going.
Got to love the fanatics

Originally Posted by big guy

I once had a RRC 85 that was so reliable, my mechanic told me its the best one to ever go through his workshop.
It was so good, it was boring and I sold it.

Went to a collector near Keith. He still emails me to tell me how its going.
Got to love the fanatics

I'm pretty sure that's not the reason why you sold the vehicle , this to me seems like a new concept that if a car is so boring then you sell it if this logic was true then all Toymota owners would be selling their Boring white goods and buying a vehicle with character and Soul , ie a landrover .

Hey Khos,
Glad to hear you took the rangie off the market, its a nice truck and i know you would have always regretted letting it go. Also it would have been a shame not to see it back out on the beach again some time

Funny you mention the Toyota "white goods", i drive the Prado everyday as you know, its not a bad truck, but i never get that feeling that i NEED to take it for a drive like i do my county or even when i had my old disco. If my prado got sold tomorrow(not happening because tash wont let me) i would gladly let it go without another thought of it and go and purchase a nice new defender or disco, Where as its been 3-4 years since i had the D2 and still constantly think about it and miss driving it.....

I had a 93 Vogue as well, also for me the best rangie I have owned by far but sadly lost mine to a rollover. I've had a few Rangie classics since but it's never been the same I wouldn't sell it, you'll regret it.

RIP Aquarangie

Trav

Originally Posted by cal415

Hey Khos,
Glad to hear you took the rangie off the market, its a nice truck and i know you would have always regretted letting it go. Also it would have been a shame not to see it back out on the beach again some time

Funny you mention the Toyota "white goods", i drive the Prado everyday as you know, its not a bad truck, but i never get that feeling that i NEED to take it for a drive like i do my county or even when i had my old disco. If my prado got sold tomorrow(not happening because tash wont let me) i would gladly let it go without another thought of it and go and purchase a nice new defender or disco, Where as its been 3-4 years since i had the D2 and still constantly think about it and miss driving it.....

Agreed. Definitely a shame not to see it again on stockton up/down the big sand dunesI can hear the V8 Roar up the Big Bowl , but seriouslty I will probably eventually pass it on as you know I can't hold both vehicles I commute by trains to work every day so the 4bys only get driven on weekends.

Originally Posted by aquarangie

I had a 93 Vogue as well, also for me the best rangie I have owned by far but sadly lost mine to a rollover. I've had a few Rangie classics since but it's never been the same I wouldn't sell it, you'll regret it.

RIP Aquarangie

Trav

I do remember that rangerover well, you HAD done a lot of work to that vehicle . shame about the rollover accident thou.

This vehicle has served me well. Mick has been for a drive with me on stockton in his Playdo and the wholetime I drove on the beach in High range, never went into 4wd.It has a Defender LT230 transfer case and rear Maxi-Drive.