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[drover]

Originally Posted by Farwest

Still cant interest you that '87 'strangie' ???....got the same badge on the front....that counts dont it ???

No Santa is going to bring me mine...... he's taking his time but I'm patient.

[SouthernComfort]

Originally Posted by Farwest

Good to hear.......on the 'pining' for an old 'rover'.....got an '87 'strangie' u can wrestle off me for a minal sum.....I'll take ANY angle to increase my wallet and decrease my rego !!!....jus sayin......oh......sorry to hear about your unfortunate past with a Territory...their are counselling services out there...never feel alone....reach out....

Empathy appreciated mate! Good 'n' bad LR's, good 'n' bad Jeeps.

Always like reading about actual ownership experience, just generalizing kind'a bugs me a bit, e.g. can't tolerate those bloody Jeep knockers who've never owned one!!

[SouthernComfort]

Originally Posted by jeepsgofaster

I never drove a early jeep diesel I guess they were just as bad, my xj and wj were both petrol. But it was a disco that cured me from ever using a turbo diesel for towing ever again.

In the I'd say late two thousands we were loaned a disco by a friend to tow a car trailer. We pulled up in our destination city at a set of lights on a hill we had been stopped at many times before in different tow vehicles before and after. We stopped in this thing when the light went green I couldn't take off. After 4 attempts I couldn't get it to move. Horn and stuff going off every where I had to put it in low range to take off crawl to the top of the hill and stop again in the middle of the traffic to get back in high range so as to not hold the traffic up worse. But of course that brought about another round of horns and now yelling as well. I have never stepped foot in a Landover since. If that thing didn't have a low range transfer box I still be stuck on that hill.

It's not like I had an in grained dislike for land rovers I had owned a series 2A and a series III prior to that.

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Cool. Making decisions from experience is to be respected.

My Territory wasn't diesel, and its 4L petrol wasn't the issue either, but the underpinnings and engine ancillaries certainly were.

[Grippy]

Bit of fun at Morgan Quarry over 2 days with the Adelaide Jeep Club. Around 30 cars or so, split into 3 groups, bloody excellent.
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These 2 look deceiving, the rock ledge was vertical and much higher than it looks in pics.
P3II5594 by Ian Lucas, on Flickr
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Didn't get too many pics as my photographer (teenage son) was grumpy, I got him to take a few after he had a drive

[jk_renegade01]

Originally Posted by Grippy

Bit of fun at Morgan Quarry over 2 days with the Adelaide Jeep Club. Around 30 cars or so, split into 3 groups, bloody excellent.

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These 2 look deceiving, the rock ledge was vertical and much higher than it looks in pics.

P3II5594 by Ian Lucas, on Flickr

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Didn't get too many pics as my photographer (teenage son) was grumpy, I got him to take a few after he had a drive

Looking good mate [emoji106][emoji106]

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[jk_renegade01]

Decent view

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[simonwri]

Think I might a broke something on this one


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