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  1. 18th June 2016, 06:50 PM #1
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    1st offroad foray

    Boring😮. There is no need for any thought apart from wheel placement, it does everything totally seemlessly and flawlessly i may just as well stay at home...😕 😂😂😂
    Now i just have to go and wash it..😇
    What a vehicle. 😍😍😍😍

    Jc
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    The Range Rover L322 4.4.TTDV8 ....probably won't bother with the remap..😈
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    [QUOTE=justinc;2547415]Boring😮. There is no need for any thought apart from wheel placement, it does everything totally seemlessly and flawlessly i may just as well stay at home...😕 😂😂😂
    Now i just have to go and wash it..😇
    What a vehicle. 😍😍😍😍

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Boring😮. There is no need for any thought apart from wheel placement, it does everything totally seemlessly and flawlessly i may just as well stay at home...😕 😂😂😂
    Now i just have to go and wash it..😇
    What a vehicle. 😍😍😍😍

    Jc
    Maybe you could give JLR a call and ask them not to make them so boring.

    The newer they are the more boring they seem to be.
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    Sorry Chris took a small vid on ph but didn't compress too well😕.
    I've been on this track many times over the years in every one of the landies i have owned and must say that even with all my present aches and pains i was very comfortable ☺

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    The best part of the l322 is that it proved to be the best 4WD build by Land Rover. I'm impressed with the offroad performance as well, just as much as my previous Range Rover 's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by justinc View Post
    Sorry Chris took a small vid on ph but didn't compress too well😕.
    I've been on this track many times over the years in every one of the landies i have owned and must say that even with all my present aches and pains i was very comfortable ☺

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    Learnt the Royal Wave yet JC
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    Their off road ability was realised be me on Moreton. I went with the brother in law who had a NP Pajero with AT tyres, which is quite a good value vehicle. We were driving up a dune track. He got about 3 metres up this one long section and just dug in. The L322 just idled up with ease. It was very embarrassing for him. The L322 surprised me.

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