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    2002 Td5 D2 auto.

    Absolutely love it.

    This is my first Land Rover and I was a bit nervous about buying one. Our mechanic told us not to; but I bought it anyway. I've had it for 3 years now and never want to get rid of it. Even the mechanic has come around.

    Ours has ACE and I reckon it's a good thing both on and off road.

    Waz

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    ARE THEY CAPABLE OFFROAD? is the pope catholic?

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    I really like the fact that they are very "car-like" to drive unlike a lot of other 4wd's which feel very truck-like. My wife enjoys driving it too & is not daunted by it at all. Very good off road too.

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    ....."I've got wrinkles from smiling, I'm so happy and free, cause I know, what its like in the disco, outside the city....." apologies John Williamson
    Dennis
    hmmm I can feel a campfire song coming on.......

    btw....if anyone wants to listen to what I think is one of the best love songs ever written, youtube Wrinkles by John Williamson.....I have played and sung thousands of songs but this one takes the cake for me (and moistens my eyes)

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    As much as I like the D2 Td5 I spent more and bought an L322 Td6 Range Rover.I was all for the D2 but after taking the L322 for a drive it won me. Pat

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    ....."I've got wrinkles from smiling, I'm so happy and free, cause I know, what its like in the disco, outside the city....." apologies John Williamson
    Dennis
    hmmm I can feel a campfire song coming on.......

    btw....if anyone wants to listen to what I think is one of the best love songs ever written, youtube Wrinkles by John Williamson.....I have played and sung thousands of songs but this one takes the cake for me (and moistens my eyes)
    I first heard that song in the camping ground at UDP Falls (now called Gumlon) in the NT - sung around the campfire by a bloke known as "Two Heads" (a Tasmanian), who was the driver of a Kon Tiki Tours coach - they had set up camp behind where we were.

    While I like John Williamson singing it - he can't hold a candle to "Two Heads".

    Also one of my favourite songs. If you like that - see if you can get hold of a song by John Schumann (ex lead singer of Redgum) called "For The Children". Think you might like that one as well.
    Cheers .........

    BMKAL


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    Use "search" to find my post "HELP Nothing's going wrong"

    ... and loving it !
    Kev..

    Going ... going ... almost gone ... GONE !! ... 2004 D2a Td5 Auto "Classic Country" Vienna Green

    2014 MUX LST with fruit
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    Yep, had a good experience with our first one, the door locks can fail and are repair by replacement. that was the biggest problem we had.

    ours was a 2004 build and basic, No ACE, no airbag suspension, no DVD or walnut trim, black leather interior.

    Make sure you get one with a Center diff-lock (we never needed it but if you are towing or into off roading i suspect you will want it)

    I do think that they are a small vehicle, the inside seems to fill with stuff quickly but then that limits what you can take, less is more

    this forum is a great place for info, help, and guides.

    Hay Ewe

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    Yep., I have a 1999 D2 ,340,000 km's. on the clock, since I bought it at 319,000 km;s I've replaced the front drive shaft with a greasable one, replaced the injector harness with a modified one, slowly replacing all cooling system hoses, have centre diff lock internals, yet to fit linkage. Only got one oil leak [that I know of] to fix, have had it off road, and extremely pleased with that [ my inexperience saw me bogged, but that's another story] Not chipped, and never will be, I drive like a granny,mainly touring, but the old girl hasn't let me down. I think the secret is regular servicing, and treat them well well, they won't let you down. Bob
    I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food

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