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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    But discos have actually had different models. Try bolting a D2 or D3 axle into a D1. But a puma axle will bolt into a 1983 110. (which I think is a good thing!)
    wrong, you would be better off bolting a 1983 Salisbury into a puma

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    Quote Originally Posted by clean32 View Post
    wrong, you would be better off bolting a 1983 Salisbury into a puma
    no you wouldn't, but you would be better off bolting a 1993 Salisbury into a Puma. Disc brakes

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    Quote Originally Posted by clean32 View Post
    wrong, you would be better off bolting a 1983 Salisbury into a puma
    I meant the parts interchangeability is (in general) a good thing. But I agree with dobbo.

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    our place has 3 on order, i asked when i was driving the new 010 sport with the boss,, and i asked the rrp price diff, 4k,, thats it,,, 4000$ and you can get 20" more car, 5 more real seats, and get one alot faster then a 90, how good is that for a option, 4k on a d4 or sport wont get you much

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    Quote Originally Posted by stig0000 View Post
    our place has 3 on order, i asked when i was driving the new 010 sport with the boss,, and i asked the rrp price diff, 4k,, thats it,,, 4000$ and you can get 20" more car, 5 more real seats, and get one alot faster then a 90, how good is that for a option, 4k on a d4 or sport wont get you much
    The 3dr Prado is $56-66k The 5 door is $61-89k - so $5k difference like for like
    The 2dr Pajero is $47.5-55k The 5 door is $49.5-77k - so $2k difference like for like
    The Wrangler 2dr is $32-43k The 5 door is $36-47k - so $4k difference like for like

    EDIT btw - you don't work at THIS dealer do you???
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/d3-d4-zone...easonable.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by clean32 View Post
    HA HA I think your correct

    Puma owner post, cup holders will not hold the double moca decaf with nutmeg double size cups from some poncy coffee shop


    Defender. owner posts what size fridge, how many beers/ steaks will it hold and will it run at -1 when its 45 deg. Defenders advice to a puma owner, I think a saw one in super cheep

    County posts, well they don’t, steaks= shoot some thing and chuck it in a pan with a bit of EP90. beer well if you cant drink it hot then drink rum or vodka. A county owners advice to a puma owner, why post just make one.



    Puma owners response to above advice

    What’s super cheep??
    Make what, can you do that, I may break a nail.

    Defenders response. It’s a shop do you want the address

    Counties response, then use a 6” nail

    LOL
    Hey Clean

    perhaps you should of tried to crack facts about genetics rather then an attempt at a joke that way people would of actually laughed at you
    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




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    Quote Originally Posted by dobbo View Post
    no you wouldn't, but you would be better off bolting a 1993 Salisbury into a Puma. Disc brakes
    wrong, drums on the rear are much better than disks, but i say that only if you use the vehical not as a shoping basket.

    rear disks cop all the crap dust mud etc, 20 000Ks not only do you have to replace the pads but also the disks.

    now a well sorted drum set up will stop just as well, or in my case better than most disk set ups.

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    Quote Originally Posted by isuzurover View Post
    I meant the parts interchangeability is (in general) a good thing. But I agree with dobbo.

    I know and agree, i just hate Puma drivers, becouse i doint have one LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by clean32 View Post
    wrong, drums on the rear are much better than disks,
    No they're not. Dont talk nonsense.

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    Oh I'd have one in a heartbeat, I simply can't afford one

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