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  On 15/03/2016 at 22:18, walshie said:

Leave the bill for your last MOT on the passenger seat. That should put anyone off nicking it.

Yeah yeah yeah...heard it all before...so far this year I've had new wheel hub... stub axel, 2xbrake calipers +pads and wheel bearings not to mention 2 new back tyres...and the MOT's not til august...shes 22yr old just needs a bit of TLC...labour of love and all that...only use it to run the dogs around these days

 

Cheers for the advice lads got the pedal lock tomburrus recommended...looks the bollox

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  On 17/03/2016 at 19:04, AKA-BRINDLE said:

 

  On 15/03/2016 at 22:18, walshie said:

Leave the bill for your last MOT on the passenger seat. That should put anyone off nicking it.

Yeah yeah yeah...heard it all before...so far this year I've had new wheel hub... stub axel, 2xbrake calipers +pads and wheel bearings not to mention 2 new back tyres...and the MOT's not til august...shes 22yr old just needs a bit of TLC...labour of love and all that...only use it to run the dogs around these days

 

Cheers for the advice lads got the pedal lock tomburrus recommended...looks the bollox

 

I would'nt worry about the extra security mate , id leave the keys in the ignition , the doors open and a tenner on the seat ...its your cheapest option .. :whistling::whistling:

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Cheers for the input lads...got sorted what i wanted

 

sussex...out of interest what do you drive then?...i heard sussex was full of hairdressers and rentboys...bet you got a cherrypie red convertible with a pot on the dash for your hair brush and comb...the old landy would be no good for you...ruin ya white slip on shoes getting in and out

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  On 19/03/2016 at 13:16, Qbgrey said:

It's the reason thier bieng stolen by thier 100s ,people desperately needs parts for them.

the 90`s are being half inched around here daily, six i have seen in the last couple of weeks. may be down to the end of production.

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  On 20/03/2016 at 10:57, paulus said:

 

  On 19/03/2016 at 13:16, Qbgrey said:

 

It's the reason thier bieng stolen by thier 100s ,people desperately needs parts for them.

the 90`s are being half inched around here daily, six i have seen in the last couple of weeks. may be down to the end of production.

And all the body parts have no numbers on them.untraceable so I'm told.cough cough

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  On 20/03/2016 at 09:22, AKA-BRINDLE said:

Cheers for the input lads...got sorted what i wanted

 

sussex...out of interest what do you drive then?...i heard sussex was full of hairdressers and rentboys...bet you got a cherrypie red convertible with a pot on the dash for your hair brush and comb...the old landy would be no good for you...ruin ya white slip on shoes getting in and out

Us good ole Kent boyz got new hiluxs,Isuzu s,mined new but smashed to bits.doubled up as a dog kennel.bumperx hanging off,interiors knackered.but when you do 45000 milex in 2 yrs you aint going to drive a spine breaker defender,unless your wifes a chiropractor.

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My Series III is 43 years old. I got it because I like old cars, like Land Rovers, like British cars and because it was fit for purpose.

I have a smallholding and use it as a farm truck. I also go cutting trees down and any car you can put sections of tree trunk in the back of must be good.

 

Yes it is thirsty - 12 mpg. It is an ex-RAF gun carriage, but I have used it to tow tractors and wagons out of muddy fields.

Yes it is uncomfortable - like riding in a horse and cart

Yes, almost, everybody wants one

 

It is fit for purpose. Even I can mend it if it breaks. It doesn't break that often and usually it is only a cheap repair. Old technology, old money repair costs.

 

I am sure there are other makes that would be just as good, but you don't really see them in their second decade. Hi Luxs are reputed to be good. There are plenty round by me, in farm yards with broken chassis and loadbeds filled with junk.

People invest in their Land Rovers, keep fettling them, keep them going. Because the basic design is sound and it is still fit for purpose decades on.

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