Thread: A landrover stable

My list would be (in no particular order):

1. 101 Ambulance (check)
2. Series 2 SWB (check)
3. Series 2 LWB Ute (check)
4. Classic 2 Door Rangie (check)
5. Stave One V8 Wagon (check)
6. L405...hmmm
7. New Defender... hmmm
8. Perentie... hmmm

My next purchases in order.
This year:
Daily Driver Supercharged L322 in a heart beat.


2-3 yrs:
Off road
sorry but GU Nissan 4.2 diesel coil cab flat tray.
Went away with a guy on weekend with one, bloody awesome, 37" tyres and a bit of suspension and work under the bonnet, Very very impressive.

Cheers

I'm not sure these would be my top 4 or 5 but this is what my shed currently holds:
1985 defender 90 300tdi
1985 County V8
1995 defender cab chassis 300tdi
2009 Defender cab chassis 2.4
1999 Defender Extreme td5 (daughters weekender)

I like this game!

1) Puma Defender 110 - check
2) Ser 3 Lightweight - check
3) L405, full fat Rangie
4) '70s 2-door Rangie (stupidly sold the one I had in about 2003)
5) 101

Honourable mention for the 300tdi disco which will stay until such time as any of 3) to 5) turn up

Seems the Disco range is largely unloved, bit like my fridge, very useful, but unloved.

Originally Posted by AndyG

Seems the Disco range is largely unloved, bit like my fridge, very useful, but unloved.

The similarities between a Discovery and a fridge have been pointed out many times on this forum.
I'm surprised for their lack of popularity. They are such a cool car.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

No, I thought we were limited to the top 5.
In my list, the first fifty spots are "Australian delivered 101s". The next seventeen spots are "Perentie 6x6 Air Defence" (unless there were more than seventeen made).
As restrictions applied to this list by the OP are "Landrovers only", I can't mention "VR Commodore".


Er... no.

But, now you have opened that door, how much space do you have? Under cover? Could you fit a Mack R wrecker (and other sundry vehicles)?

I have heaps of space but all the under cover is filled with my land rovers
The wrecker would fit easily.
You could supply a couple of 40' containers and a cover between them if you wanted under cover area. As long as I could use at least one of the containers for storage.

Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh

The similarities between a Discovery and a fridge have been pointed out many times on this forum.
I'm surprised for their lack of popularity. They are such a cool car.

Cant see someone restoring a Disco 4 in 30 years time?

I presume a play on words, the appliance Disco and it's cool,
Visited the hoo har's today, they are all doing well, nothing like kicking cancer in the face. I know, been there.
More importantly they have two! 101's, very unfair, and other good stuff, offered the missus a 101 for a birthday present, no go, strange cattle these women