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Old 11-03-2009, 21:54   #31
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im not going anywhere, im just selling the truck, still going here--SmileyCentral.com in april all being well,


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Old 11-03-2009, 21:58   #32
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what you getting to drag the caravan with then ?

hope you do stay here......id miss ya
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Old 11-03-2009, 22:04   #33
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oh aye? whats the spec etc and how much you looking for?

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Old 11-03-2009, 22:09   #34
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what you getting to drag the caravan with then ?

hope you do stay here......id miss ya

im going to buy a l*** R**** D******** and proberly a swb t2 a bit later on if i can get together with a pal of mine down here who go's laning , see how it goes, but i will be on here having a laugh etc.

talking of laughs i've got to go shopping now, i paid for the wife to drive on condition she does shopping, great for a few years now she's got arthuritus i have to go cos she cant lift bags etc


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Old 11-03-2009, 22:22   #35
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im going to buy a l*** R**** D******** and proberly a swb t2 a bit later on if i can get together with a pal of mine down here who go's laning , see how it goes, but i will be on here having a laugh etc.

talking of laughs i've got to go shopping now, i paid for the wife to drive on condition she does shopping, great for a few years now she's got arthuritus i have to go cos she cant lift bags etc


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cool id have one in an instant.... trouble is i still like the look of the defender but the disco has the comfort ..... but the defender does it for me ....... unless your unloading stupid money but even then id still concider the defender ...... just cos its a proper land rover without all the stuff to break
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Old 11-03-2009, 22:29   #36
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i sold my one 3 years ago cos we did'nt get away enough to warrant keeping it or the van, things have changed now, i would love a defender but the wife dont like them, so it's a disco again but thats no problem, im looking at one tomorrow, 1994 and one owner, fully loaded, i'll let you know how i get on.




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Old 19-03-2009, 09:04   #37
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ok, heres a question, newbie question.

I am aware that SWB is the way to go for offroading BUT, clearly LWBs are used off road too SO, how much is there in it? I understand that clambering up short hills is better in an swb, but that doesnt mean lwb's cant follow?

I ask because I need to decide if an LWb will be just as good. Addmittedly i woudl struggle for space on my drive, but at least i could consider it based on the ability of the lwb...

oh, and for inof, the type of off roading i intend to do is light-were talking fun days out on beginners courses at first, moving onto intermediate after a while... All other times the truck will be used as a regular vehicle for holidays, going to work, taking stuff to the skip and so on...

so SWB is my first choice, but let me know your opinions on LWBs

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Old 19-03-2009, 12:13   #38
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Bit more overhang at rear but i have been ll over with this club and apart from towball never had any major problems,so now take it off and fasten sockets underneath 10 min job.JD
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