So Who Bought A Perentie?

door trim on a door with sliding windows and removable tops hahahahaa :D......................whats the point? no trin equals more knee/room/width

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Had a read of the Puma section lately?
Diffs, Gearboxes, Prop shafts...
Add to that the the 4BD1 is probably the best donk that's been put in a landrover for a long time, easy to see why you could assume a well set up perentie will last longer than a puma.

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Ever been in the bush lately?,my TDCi is doing fine thanks;). Pat

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Originally Posted by PAT303

Ever been in the bush lately?,my TDCi is doing fine thanks;). Pat

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Every week mate.
Never said it wasn't, never said the Puma wasn't more refined, or in any way a sub-standard vehicle.
It's just that the perentie is a more bush ready vehicle.
Show me a Puma with a million kms +, then I'll rethink my argument.

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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet

Every week mate.
Never said it wasn't, never said the Puma wasn't more refined, or in any way a sub-standard vehicle.
It's just that the perentie is a more bush ready vehicle.
Show me a Puma with a million kms +, then I'll rethink my argument.

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Show me a Perentie with a million k's on it. Pat

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Originally Posted by PAT303

Show me a Perentie with a million k's on it. Pat

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Million km remark wasn't about the perentie, it's about the engine.
Perhaps I should have said "Show me a TDCi with a million KM."
This isn't intended to get into a slanging match, or some sort of ****ing contest. But if you want a simple, reliable, easy to fix bush vehicle, Perentie tops Puma IMHO (key words)
Cheers
Muppet

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Originally Posted by juddy

Spot on mark. You can't compaire a perentie with the modern puma

as a every day drive it would not suit all people. And a puma would offer far more comfort as daily drive, can't see many women going to the shops in them.

But if the prices come down they would make a excelent second car

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so you're admitting it?

the pumas a girls car.

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Originally Posted by Blknight.aus

so you're admiting it.

the pumas a girls car.

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I thought that was common knowledge.

(I'm going to get in trouble now. Aren't I.)

Hang on chaps, i just want to get some pop-corn and my recliner chair..............:D

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Originally Posted by uninformed

door trim on a door with sliding windows and removable tops hahahahaa :D......................whats the point? no trin equals more knee/room/width

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Land Rover have had Deluxe door trim since 1956, and even with door trim on a perentie there would still be more leg room than in a Puma or other Defender.

Remember door trim means less internal noise, one of the big disadvantages of the 4BD1 engine.

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...13/03/1086.jpg

haha, its still a Land Rover bodied Isuzu engine with LT95...door trim with make 2/5ths of bugger all IMO