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Our fleet:
1960 Morris Minor Pick up (right hand drive)
The Tartus: 95 Disco with a full wilderness roof rack, 4 PIA lights on the rack, brush guard, with 2 fog lights, rear tail light guard, 2in Todco lift, Rhino Painted the cargo area, 5 Pro Comp 33in Mud Terrain Tires %75 tread, diff skid plate, and I'm only 18 ....
Bipolar: 2000 p38 Range Rover Brush guard, rear lamp guard, new grill, coil suspension.
This is a disgusting piece of rubbish. It is certainly not fit to wear the Defender badge. Land Rover is losing its purpose and with each new generation they are becoming less appealing to people who want to go off road, even though they claim to be the world's no.1 off road brand. I love the old ones, but in terms of the new concept, all I can say is that I am disappointed.
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1986 Land Rover 90
138,000kms (85,700mls)
Will look good in the drive thru for latte, a real "fru fru" dolled up skateboard, and probably not cheap. For that kind of money, a rugged individualist and highly opinionated Rover owner will want something that reflects his tastes, not those of some stylist. Wonder if it has an oil pressure gauge?
I'm sure by the time it's ready for production it will be incredible off road and be much better looking.
The design concept is meant to cause a buzz, so I'm not giving up on it yet. I do feel like Land Rover has a real opportunity to capitalize on the "throwback" trend that Ford, Dodge and Chevy have with the 'pony cars,' so I'm interested to see where they go. Especially with the Land Rover / Range Rover split...FINGERS ARE CROSSED
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Rob
----------- 2002 DII Kalahari (139K)
“We do not accept that ours will ever be a nation of haves and have-nots; we must always be a nation of haves and soon-to-haves”
Hi guys, just a quick 1 to let you know about our landrover security the safe t pedal at shirefabrication. All models are availiable for the defender & most discovery models.
A little about the safe t pedal this is a security device designed for defenenders & discoverys shaped around the contours of your landrover footwell whilst locking around the brake pedal to elliminate access to your clutch / brake / accelarator, the product as been designed using cad then laser cut out of 4.5mm hardox steel sheet then bent in 3 places for a smooth snug fitting. The security lock fitted as a security rateing of 9 10 being the highest. This is a great piece of kit & as saved many landrovers including my own on 2 occasions!!
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To check these items out please search landrover security safe t pedal on ebay or call or email me on the below, we are also the 1st to design a heavy duty alloy light bar for the defender these are a must to stop corrosion of your defenderbody . These are availiable at a great price!
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