range rover evqoue

[Lenmcharristar 9,733]

2 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

The 80's Range Rovers were a far superior motor in my opinion....era for era kind of thing.

Yes great for doing hits in and removing bodies i take it???

[Greyman 28,246]

10 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

Didnt know that, i keep half an eye on the retro Fords but couldnt afford a Range Rover back in the 80's so have never paid much attention to them but seems like they're making good money now.

All the old reliable stuff is suddenly going mental mate , smiley transits in half decent nick are changing hands for between 3 and 5k around here over a grand full of rust with no mot, think a garage full of good internal combustion engines will be a big money maker in a few years time

[gnasher16 30,058]

12 hours ago, Lenmcharristar said:

Yes great for doing hits in and removing bodies i take it???

Now thats not very nice is it.

[gnasher16 30,058]

2 hours ago, Greyman said:

All the old reliable stuff is suddenly going mental mate , smiley transits in half decent nick are changing hands for between 3 and 5k around here over a grand full of rust with no mot, think a garage full of good internal combustion engines will be a big money maker in a few years time

Absolutely....retro is the new old....or the old new is it ....the value in a bit of foresight eh !

[big sid 1,126]

think i i will wait and see what max says.

Edited October 17, 2020 by big sid

[WILF 46,685]

19 minutes ago, big sid said:

think i i will wait and see what max says.

While you are doing that, you couldn’t book me in for a perm could you ?  

[greg64 2,818]

16 hours ago, Qbgrey said:

I did own a range rover,a classic model 1980s, with a v8 tuned tvr lump,straight threw pipes,in tranquil  country green,ffs,sounded like a nascar coming up the lane.that upset the local great,n good of the area.

i used to have a 1977 two door range rover v8 ,you could actually watch the petrol guage go down as the speedo went up

[big sid 1,126]

10 minutes ago, WILF said:

While you are doing that, you couldn’t book me in for a perm could you ?  

did the transplant work then.

[Daniel cain 45,147]

19 minutes ago, WILF said:

While you are doing that, you couldn’t book me in for a perm could you ?  

Does he do waxing of the bags?  

[Daniel cain 45,147]

17 minutes ago, greg64 said:

i used to have a 1977 two door range rover v8 ,you could actually watch the petrol guage go down as the speedo went up

Be worth a few Bob now.... My mate had one... Silly cnut Bob tailed it

[big sid 1,126]

seeing as the gers won i will only be doing blue rinses for the foreseeable future

[keepdiggin 9,559]

14 minutes ago, big sid said:

seeing as the gers won i will only be doing blue rinses for the foreseeable future

If I was you I'd look at the q5 or glc Merc sidney

[keepdiggin 9,559]

19 hours ago, gnasher16 said:

The 80's Range Rovers were a far superior motor in my opinion....era for era kind of thing.

I agree did you watch the episode of top gear when they took one throw the Amazon rainforest

[sussex 5,777]

9 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

If you got the money then go land cruiser, wish I could afford one

The 4.2 , 24valve turbo , 5speed manual with the three diff lockers are going up daily ..they only made the 24 v for about three years or so , but 25 year old ones with 250,000 are making £10,000 plus , there’s one on eBay with only 115,000 on the clock that’s up at £13,000 ...you couldn’t buy that model over here , in a left hooker for £20,000 ...they are classics and just about the most reliable vehicle ever made ...

[FLATTOP 4,413]

I’ve got a Land Cruiser I wouldn’t have anything else now ultra reliable and goes where I Point it I wish I’d bought one years ago I went through my Land Rover stage pile of cack.