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Welshbreed:
200tdi double cab defender, with diff-lockers and a Ivor Willliams canopy for the back. seats 4, luggage space, possibility of a roof tent, work horse.









PS...Good luck finding one.

LandRoger:

--- Quote from: Welshbreed on May 19, 2012, 01:25:41 ---200tdi double cab defender, with diff-lockers and a Ivor Willliams canopy for the back. seats 4, luggage space, possibility of a roof tent, work horse.

Same old same old ,naff heaters,no aircon, noisey,uncomfortable,not exactly young baby /family orientated.+ points its a Landrover,hardworking,towing capacity, cheap parts.  i guess you makes your choice and live by it, :rolleyes:








PS...Good luck finding one.

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lambert:

--- Quote from: Matt_H on May 14, 2012, 13:20:36 ---twin cab, check...
pickup - check (well must have a cover over as I'm not leaving chainsaw gear unlocked.

I was kinda hoping someone would share some (cheap) hidden gem of a truck that ticks all boxes and has all the electronic traction toys (that actually work), however i think I'm kidding myself.  At least I know that I can strip a landy if I really need to.

Pajero?  Everyone I ever met who had one, raves how good they are and can do everything a Landy can.

Landy also somehow looks at home in the woods, a shiny L200, well probably does as well these days, I've seen enough commercial arb guys using them.

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Of the few non land rovers I have working experience of they have without fail made hard work of terrain the land rover barely notices, though that could  easily be driver experience.

LandRoger:
Your  spot on there Lambert  in fact i sold a standard 90 only had BFG muds as i thought that most offroad challenges were just a doddle in the 90 and was getting bored as it just seemed pointless,bought a Pajero same again standard with BFG muds and quickly found out what a struggle the rest had been having mostly down to the Paj bellying out time after time,sold that bought a Zuk SJ and it was all a ok again sold it next Diahatsu 4 track not bad but the rear spring shackles would dig in without fail, so back to a 90 and put the tow rope back in its storage box again, IMHO The Defender is the best out of the box 4x4 bar none. :cool:

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