Who really likes their landrover?

Soon as I get the money to fix kermit connies getting big red back.

We have our moments - however all that said, there is not another marque that I would even bother about.

Diana

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Originally Posted by one_iota

Love the old one so I thought that i'd buy a new one.

My brother once conjured a vision of archaeologists digging up an old Land Rover complete with its owner and his flyfishing rod ritually buried like a Viking in his or her ship. They were puzzled as to the meaning of it.

Romantic really.

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I kinda visualise that too one day, maybe in a Planet of the Apes secuel..

Have only been thinking the last few days how much I look forward to drivong the Disco every day, it's the most enjoyable vehicle I have had. I have the Permagrin!!!

Why are we here;) We all enjoy the quirks of a Landy. They all seem to have a charm that wins us back:cool:It's worth it when they are sorted.:D Although I'm not sure about the new ones:eek: They dont seem to break,But the eleco gizzmo's:eek:They can get playfull:eek:

A 101 is heaven :) and hell :mad:. Love :) and hate :mad:.

However it is one of the few things I have bought that I have absolutely no regrets. Even my 80yo mum is supportive when she has wondered what I was doing buying every other landie I have owned.:mad:

Garry

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Originally Posted by garrycol

A 101 is heaven :) and hell :mad:. Love :) and hate :mad:.

However it is one of the few things I have bought that I have absolutely no regrets. Even my 80yo mum is supportive when she has wondered what I was doing buying every other landie I have owned.:mad:

Garry

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Stick with it mate. They sure have there limitations but if I could find one that was in good shape I'd still grab it. There is nothing like them. (Thankfully):angel:;)

I think you are all thinking similar things, but no-one has said it yet, (and it'll cost me if she reads this), but at least for me my landy is a lot like an almost acceptable second woman (or mistress), that I love deeply, she is different to the other one, requires more care, more money, but the rewards are worth it, when I start the TD5 in the morning, and hear that distinctive "rattle", I'm so glad i have her (too)

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Fraser

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Originally Posted by fraser130

I think you are all thinking similar things, but no-one has said it yet, (and it'll cost me if she reads this), but at least for me my landy is a lot like an almost acceptable second woman (or mistress), that I love deeply, she is different to the other one, requires more care, more money, but the rewards are worth it, when I start the TD5 in the morning, and hear that distinctive "rattle", I'm so glad i have her (too)

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Fraser

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Rattle or throb, I know what you mean. My neighbours and friends we visit all know its me parking as the phump,phimp,phump,phump,..phump,phump,phump,phump. . comes outa the V8, they know its meeee. from the kitchen....:rolleyes:

You blokes all need to get a life.Land Rovers are just vehicles like all the others, hold on I have to go,I think a fly just landed on the fenders bonnet. Pat