Disco 4 or 110/90? Discuss - Page 6

Chris Caton · 15 November 2012, 12:43

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Originally Posted by willk

...maybe a pair?

HP could use the cardinal buoy as a planter, it never moves of the mooring, it would look good with daffodils in it

jambo · 15 November 2012, 13:01

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Originally Posted by Chris Caton

HP could use the cardinal buoy as a planter, it never moves of the mooring, it would look good with daffodils in it

Ouch that hurt!! No more special wine gums for you.

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Leapy · 15 November 2012, 13:03

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Originally Posted by willk

Well, here's news for yiz. I bought my 110 300TDi in 1998, when Land Rover WASN'T a British company, just AFTER Fritz's Kerny's lot bought them in 1994 and just BEFORE they sold it to the Yanks in 2000 and a long time AFTER it was owned by British Aerospace et al

So there it is, I I bought a GERMAN 4x4.

There you go Willk ... fixed your quote for you. Do keep up

Would've thought you'd know better seeing as the father of the Land Rover was a Wilks

Frankfurter, anyone?

Chris Caton · 15 November 2012, 13:06

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Originally Posted by jambo

Ouch that hurt!! No more special wine gums for you.

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HP knows I'm only jesting, it won't be long before we can tie up at the gazelle and all have a pint sitting in the sunshine, roll on 2013

jambo · 15 November 2012, 13:48

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Originally Posted by Chris Caton

HP knows I'm only jesting, it won't be long before we can tie up at the gazelle and all have a pint sitting in the sunshine, roll on 2013

Yes roll on hope we get a better one!!

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jambo · 15 November 2012, 13:51

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Originally Posted by Chris Caton

HP knows I'm only jesting, it won't be long before we can tie up at the gazelle and all have a pint sitting in the sunshine, roll on 2013

Yep roll on hope its better weather!!

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willk · 15 November 2012, 13:56

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Originally Posted by Leapy

There you go Willk ... fixed your quote for you. Do keep up

Hey! Way cool! Finally I own a BMW!

AND yiz quit squabbling. That's a result then

ribdroid · 15 November 2012, 14:02

For what it is worth, I have had a Disco 3 for 5 years and it has now done 92k miles. Mostly towing a large, heavy twin axle caravan. Been as far as the Med and over the Alps a couple of times (with the tin tent). Tows our rib (unbraked trailer) very nicely too.

The D3 is really comfortable but heavy on juice. 22mpg in town, gentle motorway can see 30mpg with restraint and towing 19-24mpg depending on terrain.

Reliability has been very good and much cheaper to maintain than other Landies I have owned (petrol Range Rovers in particular).

The 110 is a very good bus too - but if you like a comfortable, quiet ride, the D3 is better.

HUMBER P4VWL · 15 November 2012, 16:21

No ones disputes the D3 in ability... It's the reliability and repair costs

Roll on 2013 and some boating. Running out of rubbish debates for winter.

csjukes · 15 November 2012, 16:47

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Originally Posted by HUMBER P4VWL

Roll on 2013 and some boating. Running out of rubbish debates for winter.

+1 on that quote

Perroboy · 15 November 2012, 21:03

You need one of these......6x6 Disco!!
Land Rover Discovery 6x6 9 seat V8 auto | eBay

mister p · 15 November 2012, 23:48

I have a very fantastic idea that I wish to bring to the table. Nissan Patrol 3.0 GR. Try one.

Leapy · 16 November 2012, 03:59

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Originally Posted by mister p

I have a very fantastic idea that I wish to bring to the table. Nissan Patrol 3.0 GR. Try one.

jambo · 16 November 2012, 06:27

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Originally Posted by mister p

I have a very fantastic idea that I wish to bring to the table. Nissan Patrol 3.0 GR. Try one.

Watch you'll get pounced upon for mentioning anything other than the Blessed LR!!!!!

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Bigmuz7 · 16 November 2012, 06:52

Having been quite happy with my last 20 grand Ssangyong commercial I thought I'd treat myself and try a D4 ... they wanted 33000 for it and I couldnt even get in it .. they said I needed a tall persons kit for the drivers seat at god knows how much extra that was going to be.. thats as far as I got .. for 13 grand extra ? You really would need your head examined to want one when my Korean motor has a five year warranty as standard for so much less and does the job brilliantly .. so I bought another

*edit* all +VAT

Leapy · 16 November 2012, 07:31

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Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

they said I needed a tall persons kit

Can I ask how tall are you? (Can I still ask that these PC days

)

kerny · 16 November 2012, 07:33

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Originally Posted by Bigmuz7

Having been quite happy with my last 20 grand Ssangyong commercial I thought I'd treat myself and try a D4 ... they wanted 33000 for it and I couldnt even get in it .. they said I needed a tall persons kit for the drivers seat at god knows how much extra that was going to be.. thats as far as I got .. for 13 grand extra ? You really would need your head examined to want one when my Korean motor has a five year warranty as standard for so much less and does the job brilliantly .. so I bought another

*edit* all +VAT

Good looking car.

jambo · 16 November 2012, 07:53

Yep good old Koreans

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Bigmuz7 · 16 November 2012, 08:19

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Originally Posted by Leapy

Can I ask how tall are you? (Can I still ask that these PC days

)

Not .. £13000.00 extra + 'seat mod' tall... thats for sure

when I can fit in a Rexton no bother

Mine is a commecial BTW with no back seats, but you can get the car too obviously.

willk · 16 November 2012, 10:54

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Originally Posted by Leapy

Can I ask how tall are you? (Can I still ask that these PC days

)

Only if they are above national average. So you have to know approximately how tall they are BEFORE you ask. Any Scot referred to as Big Man is at least 5'8" tall so you're safe to ask in this case.

Little people, on the other hand, are best not quizzed about their height. They can be quite titchy tetchy...