
Originally Posted by
dobbo
I'm really getting jack of it,
I bought this county with one purpose in mind, tuff trips. My problem, the driveline components, as we all know rover stuff is made of cheese and costs a bloody fortune in comparison to other makes.
So do I save up the dosh and go south of the border to Jmac for a proper chop and tuck or a backyard version using various Toyota parts? I just don't know what LR had in mind when they built this bloody thing, it's fine have 1 weak link in the chain to sacrifice before expensive components, how many do they friggin need? The county has the engine of a truck, the body of a truck, a gearbox of a family saloon, and the rest of the driveline is made for the wiggles mobile. The way I see it if you get a fat man to don a pink dress, make up and high heels after a few too many they may look slightly like a fugly but essentially they are still a man and....... lets not go there reminds me of a......
Urghhh "it puts the lotion on it's body else it gets the hose" "it puts the lotion on it's body else it gets the hose" "it puts the lotion on it's body else it gets the hose"
Anyway
The County is an original 4BD1 so may be considered by some as a collectors item to be put in a glass house in a museum somewhere, personally I could not give a rats ass about this. But do I bastardize it so I can get a bit of fun out of it or keep it original and keep wearing out, sheering and busting the crap out of the original crud?
Your opinions please?
No offence Dobbo but if you wanna do "tuff trips" you have to be prepared to fork out some cash. 
The drive line of any Land Rover is the first place to point the credit card.
Cheers
Mick
1999 Land Rover 110 Defender TD5 Cab Chassis
1985 Land Rover 110 County 4.6 EFI V8
1993 Track Trailer camper
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