You mean you got that close without visiting? Depends which part of the week - I left on Thursday to return a granddaughter home to Yass.Originally Posted by Ace
John
Originally Posted by spudboy
Who dissed the Hilux?
Wasn't me!!
I'd drive a hilux or troopie or any other serious 4wd.
I don't discriminate against nothin
I just prefer Landies
You mean you got that close without visiting? Depends which part of the week - I left on Thursday to return a granddaughter home to Yass.Originally Posted by Ace
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
Because landy owners cop it 10 times more than the jap brigade !Originally Posted by spudboy
I agree, nothing looks more wanky than a fully kitted 4by that has never seen a dirt road, it just seems that most of the jap 4by's come out of the dealership fully loaded with gear that will never be used.
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Yeah - they are pretty relentless on some other forums about Landie bashing - gleefully relating tales of this or that failing etc. Mostly not 1st hand knowledge though.Originally Posted by loanrangie
Sorry John i would have made the effort to visit but i had mum and dad and my two sisters with us in two cars so didnt see that as fair making them sit around whilst we talked land rovers. Next time hey.Originally Posted by JDNSW
And, i didnt diss Hiluxs i posted it as a compliment, i never thought i'd see one do it, especially a tray top with no weight in it, but it did it and i have just that little bit more respect for them. They are still crap off road though.Now i am dissing Hiluxs.
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My nephew, who lives next door has a dual cab Hilux - it is quite a good vehicle, but is quite a different type to a 110. Although it is about the same age as my 110 and has done a little less mileage (just under 400,000), he seems to have a lot more problems with it - new (S/H) engine, second gearbox replacement, third transfer case (one overhaul, two replacement) , and he seems to be always doing centre bearings and U-joints (and springs). And the bodywork is falling to bits. But I am quite prepared to believe this may be because it gets not as well looked after as my 110 which has had no significant engine work and a new set of gearbox bearings, plus one rear prop shaft and various minor repairs plus the usual running repairs.
John
John
JDNSW
1986 110 County 3.9 diesel
1970 2a 109 2.25 petrol
I think that can be said for all vehicles, my commodore had done 333000km when i sold it and it didnt use a drop of oil, the engine was as new, simply because i looked after it, change the oil, cleaned it etc etc. All this crap about which vehicle lasts the longest or is more reliable is rubbish, a car will reward its owner if it is well looked after and serviced regualry, simple as that. MattOriginally Posted by JDNSW
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263 Stewart Street, Bathurst, NSW
http://www.the4wdzone.com.au/
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