Thread: Finally got one...

You arent lieing when you say its in good nick, has most definitely been looked after, good stuff. Matt

Originally Posted by stooge

After months of looking aruond, I finally bagged myself a 1999 Disco Tdi. Damn sweet condition too, looked after etc etc. Now to get it dirty

I tell ya what! If I ever catch the bastards that run around sticking black stickers on everyones number plate I'll kill the bastards

Tens of thousands of people see the plates every day.... Why do we insist on hiding them

Just an observation!!!!

Cheers
Mike

niiiice...what milage on it?
What plans do you have?

Bloody 'ell, that thing looks like new!

M

Originally Posted by tombraider

I tell ya what! If I ever catch the bastards that run around sticking black stickers on everyones number plate I'll kill the bastards

Tens of thousands of people see the plates every day.... Why do we insist on hiding them

Just an observation!!!!

Cheers
Mike

I have always wondered also mike, maybe its a thing from the USA where privacy isnt as good as ours and a rego can give up a lot of info.

Nice Disco , it is worth the wait to find a goodie, our 98 is in similar condition as the previous owner was a retired service manager from...drum roll everybody...... State service manager for TOYOTA.. true story
Log books look like those froma ship not a car, graphic detail on every fault fixed. Side by side with the fender and bonnets up they look like two different engines

That's one helluva clean engine bay!

I knew it, Toyota's don't break because their owners don't take their vehicles offroad....

The 1999 MY Disco I was the last of that model series, so you've go a fine example there - a collectable!

You sure you want to get it dirty?

haha - yes the number plate thing is a habbit. You see, I own a motorcycle and like to do some stunts on it, and when we share these photos on a Mototrcycle Stunt forum we hide the plates, never know whos watching

Im very happy with it, just under 140k on the clock, went over it on Sunday spraying all the plastics etc etc, and she looks a beaut

As for its purpose, wife and daughter like to do some long distance traveling, no real hard core 4x4 or anything like that, but just trekking.

BTW, any Tasmanians here who can give me any hints on some nice spots to tackle?

Originally Posted by stooge

BTW, any Tasmanians here who can give me any hints on some nice spots to tackle?

just about anywhere you are liable to get it dirty :P

i like to keep my engine bay clean as a whistle as well....