Will be Retro

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Originally Posted by spudfan

And as we all know every Real Land Rover since the time of Alexander the Great has had a PTO facility. Will this one have a PTO facility? Can't wait to get to the show room and get this in as my first question to the salesman

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OHS will never allow them! [biggrin]

OHS?

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Originally Posted by spudfan

OHS?

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Occupational Health & Safety

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Or WHS.

Good grief, more code words "WHS."!!!
Is this how senior members communicate?

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Originally Posted by spudfan

Good grief, more code words "WHS."!!!
Is this how senior members communicate?

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Just safety talk Workplace Health & Safety [emoji6]

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Originally Posted by blackrangie

Another good article

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Some gems from this one after having another look.
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Originally Posted by spudfan

Good grief, more code words "WHS."!!!
Is this how senior members communicate?

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Try this one:

T+A=D

Given what we 'know' or can conjecture about the new Defender, I can't help thinking that once this Defender is released, it will gobble sales from potential D5 buyers. What will be the key model differentiator for people to spend the extra $ to go for D5 , assuming it will be extra?
I was looking around the dealer showroom last month while my car was being serviced, they had a demo D5 there with lots of options , going for $140k. (not that I am in the market at the moment) but for that much I could have bought a new RRS SE with Dynamic and had some change. So, I am thinking at the top end D5 are likely getting gobbled by RRS sales, and soon enough the lower and mid $ will be gobbled by defender.
Will there perhaps be more 'comfort' in a D5 than Defender? maybe, then maybe not.... thoughts?