Land Rover Lust!

Where the hell do you get your information ? The pedal boxes aren't handed.

Sharp 130. A close friend has one in transit, currently configured as a box truck, that we'll be converting to a crew cab.

Has Mal told y'all about his FM ad yet? If not, I'll out him.

I have the but not the $$



M

sorry, pedal boxes AND dash kits

not LHD x (pedal boxes + dash)

any maybe they're not as rare anymore.. when I was looking they were either unavailable or $2,000

Neato, I'm moving to Tacoma in a couple months -- I'll have to come check you guys out.

Any plans to bring in Td5s?

Ten bikes and now at 66. my first car a 98 Landrover Discovery LSE .
Paul

Nice, where's the pics

Can I flat tow my Disco behind my motorhome?I've read yes/no.Anybody done it?

Very risky.

At the very minimum you'd need to remove both driveshafts.

Got mine back this morning from having another oil leak fixed. I couldn't see where it was from and thought it was from behind one of the pulleys at the front so i booked it in while its still on warranty. Turns out it was just the rocker gasket
We'll see.....

Is the Evoque a real Landie?

Find out here!



I reckon it did okay for a girly-fashion-accessory mini-SUV.

I bought an Evoque back in July and I really do enjoy it, especially the 27 mpg hwy. This is my 3rd Rover product and I have been more than happy with all of them, although I doubt that this one will go up Poison Spider Mesa like the others have. The local dealer has trips to Wind-Rock so I'll join them and see how it does in the mud. There is even a button to push for that.

I thought so too chap - can think of plenty of other 'SUVs' that would've had a tougher time...

I wouldn't like to take my MB 4x4 up there for a start.

And probably not the Shogun (Montero in USese) either.



















Not without a Landie to tow me out when I needed it, anyway!

The Queen's Land Rover



For Sale.

My SIL just got a new Diesel Evoque - loves it apparently.

http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/bu...d-rover-chery-lay-foundation-for-china-plant/

<iframe src="http://player.vimeo.com/video/53673455" width="500" height="281" frameborder="0" webkitAllowFullScreen mozallowfullscreen allowFullScreen></iframe> <p><a href="http://vimeo.com/53673455">In South America - 2012</a> from <a href="http://vimeo.com/vincenturban">Vincent Urban</a> on <a href="http://vimeo.com">Vimeo</a>.</p>

Enough said.

^^^^^^

As seen in Jerusalem -- with a little protection from pesky stone throwers :