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More the merrier. Same thought crosses my mind when I see a Puma go down the road; I don't have the money to spend on it, but I'm glad someone did.
I only hope they depreciate for selfish reasons, I don't think they will considering the immanent demise of production-line live-beam-axle landrovers.
I'd pay that for a 6x6 in good nick with whatever huge payload it has.
Still, as I keep carping on about, the easy part is getting these things. How are people going to keep them on the road during the next decade or so?
How many will go to private collectors never to be seen again
If I was single...... That Mitsubishi 4x4 with the perfect body......:angel:
I thought that some of the trailers and land rovers would be higher then what they are by now
Just a casual observation ... where are the scrapes and dents?
So far, I have only seen one dent on a tailgate and a small amount of rust in a firewall ... well erm, maybe there is never a small amount of rust in a firewall. :(
Maybe an Army boffin (bk?) might like to comment on the average amount of damage to the Landy fleet?
Cheers,
Daryl.
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Originally Posted by Rohan
And probably like the rest of us, if you buy one you will be single..:wasntme:
Some dingaling has made a bid on every trailer pushing the price up
Will never happen, but would be interesting if they won them all - I bet they only want one ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 460cixy
Brakes? You want brakes in a learner car!Quote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet