New Discovery II Owner
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New Discovery II Owner
Gentlemen (and potentially Ladies),
I'd like to introduce myself as a new 2003 Land Rover Discovery II SE7 owner. I've been eyeing them for some time and after finding out my wife was expecting our first, I felt it was time to depart with my Wrangler TJ with no doors or top, a 9" lift and 37" tires and get something a bit more practical.
Bottom line - I am thrilled to finally be a Discovery owner. I picked up this beauty with 66,000 miles for a pretty competitive price. I have a lot of ideas in the works - Fender flare removal, stereo upgrade, 2" lift and 32" tires, etc...
But here she sits as I bought her. Incredibly clean interior. The only real issue is some oxidation on the roof that I'll have to attempt to take care of.
Anyway, I'm very glad to be here.
I'd like to introduce myself as a new 2003 Land Rover Discovery II SE7 owner. I've been eyeing them for some time and after finding out my wife was expecting our first, I felt it was time to depart with my Wrangler TJ with no doors or top, a 9" lift and 37" tires and get something a bit more practical.
Bottom line - I am thrilled to finally be a Discovery owner. I picked up this beauty with 66,000 miles for a pretty competitive price. I have a lot of ideas in the works - Fender flare removal, stereo upgrade, 2" lift and 32" tires, etc...
But here she sits as I bought her. Incredibly clean interior. The only real issue is some oxidation on the roof that I'll have to attempt to take care of.
Anyway, I'm very glad to be here.
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That is welcome to hear Sixpack.
I spent the majority of yesterday installing a stereo and removing the plastic fender flares. Removal was easy with a blow drier and a little pressure. Cleaning up the remainder of the automotive tape was a nightmare. It took about an hour at each corner. That being said, it looks great now!
Just have to work on the lift and tires now and I'll be set.
I spent the majority of yesterday installing a stereo and removing the plastic fender flares. Removal was easy with a blow drier and a little pressure. Cleaning up the remainder of the automotive tape was a nightmare. It took about an hour at each corner. That being said, it looks great now!
Just have to work on the lift and tires now and I'll be set.
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