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    Quote Originally Posted by dlatn View Post
    The more people spend on ******* up their cars the more my stock-standard beauty increases in value.
    So you are happy replacing light/indicator switches regularly because Land Rover forgot to fit headlight relays?

    Happy with the fuse that you have to pull the dash apart to change?

    Some mods improve the practicality of the vehicle - by fixing landrover's stuff ups (to paraphrase rick).

    IME a (sensibly) modded county will sell for more than a stock county - for vehicles of similar condition overall.

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    Quote Originally Posted by flagg View Post
    I think you have hit the nail on the head there... there are some great ones around.. and they are all going to be passed on to the children then grand children!

    Not this one..

    LAND ROVER COUNTY 110 WAGON ISUZU 3.9 DIESEL (eBay item 140532682249 end time 17-Apr-11 22:11:20 AEST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats

    Price is probably what it is worth, just a case of timing if the buyer is out there...

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    Quote Originally Posted by rick130 View Post
    I love a good stocky so I can **** it up with some of my mods to fix what Land Rover should've but never did
    The problem (as Rick said) is landrover doesn't build finished vehicles, but they build base that's ideal for customisation.

    Driving a stock one is a bit like hanging an blank, still celophane wrapped, canvas on your walls for decoration.

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    In the words of Sam Newman dlatn

    " You are an idiot "

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    Quote Originally Posted by DeeJay View Post
    Not this one..

    LAND ROVER COUNTY 110 WAGON ISUZU 3.9 DIESEL (eBay item 140532682249 end time 17-Apr-11 22:11:20 AEST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats

    Price is probably what it is worth, just a case of timing if the buyer is out there...
    Not when you compare it to one only recently sold, but someone might be willing to pay a premium !

    LAND ROVER COUNTY 110 1988 3.9 DIESEL (eBay item 120698219742 end time 22-Mar-11 19:45:15 AEDST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats

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    Quote Originally Posted by gunny View Post
    Not when you compare it to one only recently sold, but someone might be willing to pay a premium !

    LAND ROVER COUNTY 110 1988 3.9 DIESEL (eBay item 120698219742 end time 22-Mar-11 19:45:15 AEDST) : Cars, Bikes, Boats

    yep that one was a good buy alright by the looks of it. Still, there are some (more than a few) willing to pay quite a bit money for lesser vehicles in lesser condition-
    I'm thinking of those willing to pay larger dollars for the Td5 vehicles lol.
    In my profession, we call this 'group-think'...

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    do we need to ask what 'your profession' is

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    Quote Originally Posted by Svengali0 View Post
    In my profession, we call this 'group-think'...
    Is that similar to the lemming suicide myth

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    Quote Originally Posted by gunny View Post
    Is that similar to the lemming suicide myth
    not...Rather it's a situation in which a group of people hold a belief and selectively recognise (only) information consistent with that belief, screening out other information and sources not consistent with the primary belief. For example- 'my 110 extreme TD5 is powerful reliable and tough because it is fitted to the Land Rover 110 therefore it must be tough and strong and it's had a lot of work done to it'. Where this behaviour is discernable as a pattern amongst people, then it's called group-think. Sometimes, even the sheer weight of evidence is not sufficient to alter the belief. There is a great deal of research into this phenomena esp with regard to the operation of bureaucracies and company boards. A famous example is the Ford Motor Company board of executives at the time of the production of the 'Edsel' motor car. Group-think has a more well known cousin- known colloquially in Oz as 'brown-tongue'.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Svengali0 View Post
    ...Rather it's a situation in which a group of people hold a belief and selectively recognise (only) information consistent with that belief, screening out other information and sources not consistent with the primary belief.
    lol... what, like a creationalist?

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