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  1. 2nd March 2006, 06:00 PM #11
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    Originally posted by LandyAndy
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    AND THEY ARE MUCH BIGGER THAN I THOUGHT,wouldnt be much smaller than a Disco1.
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    A freelander has a wider track and longer wheelbase than a Disco and is actually slightly wider but much shorter. Now there is not much in any of those measurements - actually only a mm or two but it is bigger.

    The problem with the Freelander is that it has a fat lower body and a narrow top - a bit like me really

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    Originally posted by Scouse
    That particular Freelander has had the IRD replaced so tyre wear should be OK.

    Everything else still applies unfortunately :x .
    thanks for that, much appreciated, i am pretty sure i scared her off it... trouble is she is a little impulsive like her daddy... :wink:
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    Originally posted by incisor+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(incisor)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-Scouse
    That particular Freelander has had the IRD replaced so tyre wear should be OK.

    Everything else still applies unfortunately :x .
    thanks for that, much appreciated, i am pretty sure i scared her off it... trouble is she is a little impulsive like her daddy... :wink: [/b][/quote]

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  4. 7th March 2006, 11:45 PM #14
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    Stay away from the petrols, as has been said. The early diesel manuals are fairly bulletproof; once that IRD is done it's all sweet really.

    The V6s and TD4s (V6 auto only) are the picks really though, provided (as with any LR) you get a good one!
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