Thread: show us your L322

Originally Posted by harlie

Not fair! where was my invite?

Your absolutely right Craig, very rude of me. I should throw it up next time we go.

The schedule was a little unpredictable with inlaws in a Paj and kids swimming and lunch and then dinner.

We should do a L322 day up there somewhere some time. I think the other Craig was looking at a drive to Glasshouse.

Happy 2016 by the way.

Rangie folks, I have just acquired a Range Rover (HSE Dieso) to add to the D2 and Free'o 1. My life is now complete! Learning a great deal from the info on the site. I live in Brissy, so any talk of a Range Rover round up, please let me know. Cheers, Disco58

Always keen on a Bribie trip

Hi All,

Recently purchased a 1995 Range Rover Vogue....after19yrs in a Disco.

Can't get the smile off my face.

Bit different to my Disco and a lot different to myprevious 1980 RR.

Planing to gradually turn this into an outback tourier. The interweb has been sucking my time looking for stuff....

Already purchased some 18inch Wheels so I can put somedecent boots on for a start.
Replaced stuffed batteries in the Venture Cam ... still not quite sure what I'll use if for beyond "show and tell" to my mates

First trip planned to Flinders Ranges at Easter.


Darren

Congrats Darren. They are a very special vehicle.

1995 doesn't like quite right. I'm guessing you have a 2005 with a petrol v8 4.4 BMW motor.

Originally Posted by DarrenW

Hi All,

Recently purchased a 1995 Range Rover Vogue....after19yrs in a Disco.

Can't get the smile off my face.

Bit different to my Disco and a lot different to myprevious 1980 RR.

Planing to gradually turn this into an outback tourier. The interweb has been sucking my time looking for stuff....

Already purchased some 18inch Wheels so I can put somedecent boots on for a start.
Replaced stuffed batteries in the Venture Cam ... still not quite sure what I'll use if for beyond "show and tell" to my mates

First trip planned to Flinders Ranges at Easter.


Darren

Snap!!!

I love mine as well although the electrical problems are driving me insane. It's been a good learning curve for me though. I now know how to program the EAS each time someone jacks it with the bloody key in the ignition!

Here she is on a recent trip somewhere in the Vic Highlands



Was on a club trip, she performed perfectly. Trying out new Yokohama Geolandars, didn't let me down once- steep climbs, snow and deep(ish) mud, no problems. Better than previous Cooper AT3s, & far better on the road.

And here on Billy Goat's Bluff. A bit scary up there...



Kept on driving, wound up on Noosa North Shore beach for a spot of camping. Beautiful, even had bonus pod of humpbacks passing.

After my weekly wipe over with quick detailer.
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