depends is it the car or driver your judgeing ,if its the car you can not do without it is for me /x1 air con /x2 p38a coil conversion /x3 cabin paper air filters .if your talking how people judge you driveing any range rover i found what they think of driver is , /x1 rich /x2 respect /x3 arrogant. but when drive vt holden scrub last 3 entries, i am back to zero ego .cheers
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Originally Posted by rofosixone
not what Toyota drivers think when they see me in my classic it goes like:
1. floor it
2. got past the rangie
3. god my Toyota is so good.....
and you can see it in there faces :D:D:D:p:p:p thats why my next sticker on the back window is gunna be: T.R.V:p:p:p just to stir em up a bit
I guess I didn't pay enough for my Rangie then.........:(Quote:
Originally Posted by v12stuart
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Originally Posted by d@rk51d3
cheap my rangie was compared to my wife:wasntme:
1. Incredible off road ability from a dead stock vehicle.
2. Air-condition front seats ( heated and cooled )
3. An on road ride that’s better than most cars.
Things i couldnt live without.
The exhaust note. it is one of the nicest sounding motors out there.
captive nuts. They are easy to work on and fun to rip apart (p38) :twisted:
They are getting cheaper, even the parts. :)
Andy
1 The last hand built car in the world that you can pull apart and rebuild with hand tools.
2 Spares still available to keep an old car on the road economically
3 More comfortable than even new Jap 4x4s , while being more capable off road.
Regards Philip A
Love my P38A... but to wrap it up in 3 items...Quote:
Originally Posted by toey1977
1. Overtaking the Toyota drivers that gave Toey a hard time
2. Out-performing same Toyotas off-road
3. "command" driving position with those lovely arm-rests
cheers
Paul.
3 things I like about my Rangie;
1) extrely comfortable seats
2) It's offroad capability
3) Versatility
1 The charm it has. Even my wife and kids love it.
2 Potential to be modified and still be drivable on black top
3 A man built it so a man can fix it.
Tony