There is another one at Geebung on Sandgate rd.. :)
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There is another one at Geebung on Sandgate rd.. :)
I seen one in the west of Sydney,buggered if I can remember where tho.[bigsmile]
cheers
Saw one on an overpass on the M2 heading into the downtown Sydney on the weekend
Okay, I dare one of you guys to take a Series I into a dealer for a service! :p
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Originally Posted by Davo
hmmm now let me think about it:angel:
Yes happy to drive the 80" to a dealer:D
I do however think I will get stares:o there may be a closet series owner there ;):)
Mrs hh:angel:
In Cleveland there is a series and evouge one
Seen plenty about , on the Bruce highway up near the Sunshine Coast is a range rover first and last one.
Good set of adverts about time they used their history for advertising.
spotted a smaller one on my way up to yours today...
Series one to a dealer, now that would be funny, I think they would turn it away. But technically they should offer to service it, and i bet you they can get every part they need to repair it, Genuine Land Rover, because Land Rover still have the parts...
Took an early S11 into a Land Rover dealer in the uk about 15 years ago. It was my brothers car and a mate worked at the dealership next door so he took it in for a oil change special the dealer had.Quote:
Originally Posted by juddy
I got a call about 3 in the afternoon with the bloke saying they could not start the land rover . They have rewired the starter and replace the battery , and rewired the whole back of the dash. But still would not work
So I said to him , you have turned the key ?
"Yeah "
Press the started button in the middle of the dash
"Button , ummm Button, hold on "
Then heard the landy start in the back ground
" Thank you for you help Sir, can I say we did not have this conversation, and your car has a new battery and been rewired free, bye"
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It would be nice if they did actually support all Land-Rover models. They did have a Classic Parts department years ago that was shut down not long after it started. It was a great idea and would have made Land Rover competitive against aftermarket parts. I think Rovers North reckon they bought the bulk of it before the parts were scrapped. It seems that Land Rover feel that making money is just too much trouble.
I just think the ads are strange. It's like they drag out their special child for these "heritage" ads to show what a great company they are, and then lock him back in the closet afterwards.
hi all, it is an evoque and a very early lr. i take my daughter to school sometimes and was pretty shocked to see an lr ad. you don't see that very often.