MB/Steyer could use Angie Kerber as their pin up girl that might quieten the restive beasts.
MB/Steyer could use Angie Kerber as their pin up girl that might quieten the restive beasts.
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Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
You can buy a factory built armoured D4 ..... not that they'd be much good against current terrorist tactics ... but better than nothing I suppose.
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Originally Posted by ozscott
LOL ... the German Giant Killer.
Here is a nice commercial Disco Attachment 105078
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Originally Posted by ozscott
I saw a DII with those wheels recently.
It threw me, I wondered what the hell it was, it just didn't look right. :D
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Did any of you watch this Youtube clip?
Looks like a lot of fun and some great scenery.
Sorry, title should actually read LR Vids.
They only took 1 Defender to rescue all those soft roaders:cool::cool::cool::cool:
Andrew
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Originally Posted by LandyAndy
That's because you only need one Defender of whatever iteration to recover and save the others. :D
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There are plenty of vids in Youtube of folks getting it very wrong in the same environment ..... quite entertaining. :D
Errrr no it isn't. Different body and D3 era. Plus not mentioned in OP. So stop talking about crossover cup holders and accept that the defender is the better vehicle for major offroad missions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celtoid
You d3/4 owners made some good points. Alot can be said for the engine/auto/TC management in those vehicles and its ability to push on in the rough. But they do not come close to offering the offroad diversity of the defender platform for serious offroad use in a wide range of applications. They cannot be modified to the same extremes and they cannot compete on factory wheels. It's over.
D3/4/Rrs owners you are rightfully proud owners and I salute your passion for the marque.
