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  1. 5th October 2010, 08:58 PM #1
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    Land Rover have got a sense of humour!

    Worth a good look, see how they do driver education in South Africa as per LRSA site.

    LAND ROVER DRIVE

    Enjoy.
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    That is no fun - when you get tipped up onto your rear door you go no where.
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    i must be doing something wrong, i cant get it over the rocks
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    Here is one of the questions

    What is the wheelbase of the Defender High Capacity Pick Up

    a. 1500kg
    b. 2500kg
    c. 3500kg

    Apparently it is 3500kg.
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    Gary, give it another go, you will work it out... I realise that compared to a 101 the D4 has pretty soft suspension, so try the up and down arrows to reduce the front lift.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Slunnie View Post
    Here is one of the questions

    What is the wheelbase of the Defender High Capacity Pick Up

    a. 1500kg
    b. 2500kg
    c. 3500kg

    Apparently it is 3500kg.
    thats a strange measurement for wheel base
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