whos driving the oldest t2

willow · 11-01-2010, 00:27

ok you guys so who is driving the oldest t2

Mine is still going strong doing me proud 1995 2.7 td

Starts first time all through this cold snap digs its way around the land and on the road first class motor

tezzer · 11-01-2010, 00:30

not me, 1998 lwb 2.7tdi, running really well now and it's beginning to grow on me now. being a landy lover.

wolf · 11-01-2010, 00:46

Same here not me im a 98 LWB too

willow · 11-01-2010, 01:15

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Originally Posted by tezzer

not me, 1998 lwb 2.7tdi, running really well now and it's beginning to grow on me now. being a landy lover.

Well I had a 1965 land rover before this nissan and I have to say this a great improvement

heat and comfort in the winter and it starts first turn of the key

it ploughs on no matter what and tows anything out of anywhere I ask it too

my beat friend.
I do have a soft spot for landies but nissans are the best

Bibio · 11-01-2010, 01:59

94 Mistral still going strong !, well up to yesterday ! had to get a jump start from wifes polo

John

dinky · 11-01-2010, 08:10

Methinks Ian Douglas had oldest reg terrano .

harlowmaverick · 11-01-2010, 11:08

1993 here and still podding along nicely

willow · 11-01-2010, 17:50

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Originally Posted by harlowmaverick

1993 here and still podding along nicely

You win so far

Lets hear for the oldies

P40MRT · 11-01-2010, 17:54

Not me, mine's a '98 too...

And it ticks all the boxes for me, so will be staying for probably another three years or so before probably being replaced by a Pathfinder...

Adz · 11-01-2010, 19:34

Mine's a 1995 (m) 1.7td

The Grim Reaper's is a 1994 (n) 2.7td

(RIP) PLANK · 11-01-2010, 20:56

i htink the oldest i have ever seen is 1993, and that beleoned to Ian Douglas if i remember correctly, maybe we will have to get down to registration dates

jims-terrano · 11-01-2010, 22:03

Whilst we are on the subject of oldies. I think that the older non intercooled diesel is far more reliable if not quite as nippy. To me it's more simpler and has not got the same electronic components to go wrong. What do others think?

Jim T

(RIP) PLANK · 11-01-2010, 22:09

i agree, just as they are older the age related issues creep in like rust!

and having driven both i find the older ones seem to have a bit more low end torque,

iandouglas · 11-01-2010, 22:15

hi guys just looked up my terrano .
First reg 12/5/93.
VIN NO.VSKKVNR20U0202514

If memory serves first production model in UK was June 1993.
I have been told by a previous owner that it was a pre production model that was sent around various dealerships pre production.
can you remember my post on this truck having 2 Dipsticks the later one fitted because the original was a swine to get at.
rgds.iandouglas

makeitfit · 11-01-2010, 22:19

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Originally Posted by jims-terrano

Whilst we are on the subject of oldies. I think that the older non intercooled diesel is far more reliable if not quite as nippy. To me it's more simpler and has not got the same electronic components to go wrong. What do others think?

Jim T

Think I'll start a new thread on that one

11-01-2010, 00:27	#1
willow Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Norfolk East Vehicle: terrano11 1995 TD Posts: 1,955	whos driving the oldest t2 ok you guys so who is driving the oldest t2 Mine is still going strong doing me proud 1995 2.7 td Starts first time all through this cold snap digs its way around the land and on the road first class motor

11-01-2010, 00:46	#3
wolf Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Longford, Ireland Vehicle: Nissan Terrano II '98 Posts: 432	Same here not me im a 98 LWB too __________________ Mods: Front Spots on Bull Bar, Sat Nav, All Purpose scanner with low profile aieral.

11-01-2010, 22:15	#14
iandouglas Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Vehicle: LANDROVER Disco 300TDI Posts: 1,802	who is driving the oldest t2 hi guys just looked up my terrano . First reg 12/5/93. VIN NO.VSKKVNR20U0202514 If memory serves first production model in UK was June 1993. I have been told by a previous owner that it was a pre production model that was sent around various dealerships pre production. can you remember my post on this truck having 2 Dipsticks the later one fitted because the original was a swine to get at. rgds.iandouglas

11-01-2010, 00:30	#2
tezzer Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: basildon essex Vehicle: transit camper van 1987 Posts: 2,829	not me, 1998 lwb 2.7tdi, running really well now and it's beginning to grow on me now. being a landy lover.

11-01-2010, 01:59	#5
Bibio Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Glasgow Scotland Vehicle: Mistral Posts: 262	94 Mistral still going strong !, well up to yesterday ! had to get a jump start from wifes polo John

11-01-2010, 08:10	#6
dinky Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SOUTH YORKSHIRE Vehicle: t20 lwb Posts: 1,238	Methinks Ian Douglas had oldest reg terrano .

11-01-2010, 11:08	#7
harlowmaverick Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Harlow, Essex Vehicle: Nissan Terrano 3.0 tdi 03 Posts: 962	1993 here and still podding along nicely

11-01-2010, 17:54	#9
P40MRT Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire Vehicle: '98 Maverick TDi SWB Posts: 108	Not me, mine's a '98 too... And it ticks all the boxes for me, so will be staying for probably another three years or so before probably being replaced by a Pathfinder...

11-01-2010, 19:34	#10
Adz Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Roaming Nomad Vehicle: 1995 SWB Terrano Posts: 5,370	Mine's a 1995 (m) 1.7td The Grim Reaper's is a 1994 (n) 2.7td

11-01-2010, 20:56	#11
(RIP) PLANK Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central England, in the Heart of the Black Country Vehicle: T2 2004 TDI SE LWB Posts: 7,740	i htink the oldest i have ever seen is 1993, and that beleoned to Ian Douglas if i remember correctly, maybe we will have to get down to registration dates

11-01-2010, 22:03	#12
jims-terrano Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: UK Posts: 12,965	Whilst we are on the subject of oldies. I think that the older non intercooled diesel is far more reliable if not quite as nippy. To me it's more simpler and has not got the same electronic components to go wrong. What do others think? Jim T

11-01-2010, 22:09	#13
(RIP) PLANK Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Central England, in the Heart of the Black Country Vehicle: T2 2004 TDI SE LWB Posts: 7,740	i agree, just as they are older the age related issues creep in like rust! and having driven both i find the older ones seem to have a bit more low end torque,