Thread: Buying a disco 2 in Perth..woohoo

Originally Posted by nealo

Yahooo!
Picked it up yesterday!
2004 V8 D2 with 79k km's for a modest price from Barbagallo's.
Very comfy, oh boy, cant wait to get it out on the open road or out on some tracks.
The worst thing I'm flying back to Esperance and the wife gets to drive it back

Hmmmm guess Im going to have to change my signature now too!

nice car

at 79Ks,, how are those Michys lookin????

a BIG bonus if already replaced!!

Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift

at 79Ks,, how are those Michys lookin????

I'd have to say that they are about 60% Pedro.
I stayed away from anything that had 18" rims or on road tyres only.
Cruised into the city today, took the kids to Scitech and then cruuuuuised up along the coast to Hillary's then back to Gosnells. My wife kept slapping me every time I tried to drag off commodores and rice burners from the traffic lights...spoiling my fun

Cant wait to get my first wave back from another LR driver..or to get it dirty!

[QUOTE][Cant wait to get my first wave back from another LR driver..or to get it dirty!/QUOTE]

not many Disco drivers wave

maybe nealo will change it?

I'm tryin!
Been wavin my a*s off...I'll be flashing my lights and tooting the horn next tryin to get someones attention ...lol

"I can thoroughly reccomend Barbagallo's after our experience there. All the staff were proffesional and courteous...it was actually an enjoyable experience purchasing a car there...."

Hmmmm. Not wanting to rain on your parade (congratulations btw) but don't make too much of an emotional investment in those people.

There is an old guy in Esperence who used to be the mechanic for many years at Rattan & Slater back in the day when they were Landy people. I heard good things about him.

James
Ive always found the guys at Southside Barbagallo quite helpfull and friendly,its just their dealer pricing that irks me.
Andrew

What is the spec on this DII V8?

For that sort of money, I hope you got ACE and SLS?

Maybe even leather seats?

Congrats on the purchase. You may want to consider an LPG conversion unless your company pays for fuel!

One thing for sure - the V8 is a more relaxed offroader when there's slow crawling and steep hill climbs involved.


Lawrance Lee
'99 DII V8 auto
Melbourne, VIC