is this a good buy??????
is this a good buy??????
a question for the landrover experts....is this disco worth buying?????
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... key=295272
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... key=295272
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im no landy expert but they are a gutless piece of crap, a friend of mine used one as a daily driver for a while near new,low kms......and push bikes could beat him beween lights...even when he punished the crap out of it
it may have just been that vehicle so go test drive it
having said that they are a nice comfortable truck with all the mod cons....just gutless as
my 24c


having said that they are a nice comfortable truck with all the mod cons....just gutless as
my 24c
If you already know everything, DON'T ask bloody questions!!
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If you already know everything, DON'T ask bloody questions!!
- hinsonberger
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The Tdi is a great engine. The 95 & onwards autos had their power increased a bit & put out something like 120bhp & go pretty well. The Tdi will never be a rocket ship (the engine did come out in 1989!), but once on the open road they drive really well with more than sufficient torque.
We have averaged 10.1L/100kms (28MPG) in our Tdi (5 speed) over 65,000kms. They are one of the most economical engines around. With an 88 litre tank, between 800 & 900 kms is realistically achieveable on a tank.
The V8's are fairly thirsty & you would be unlikely to see much above 20MPG. They are still a great truck though.
Also, there is no such thing as a Land Rover 3.0tdi.
Cheers
We have averaged 10.1L/100kms (28MPG) in our Tdi (5 speed) over 65,000kms. They are one of the most economical engines around. With an 88 litre tank, between 800 & 900 kms is realistically achieveable on a tank.
The V8's are fairly thirsty & you would be unlikely to see much above 20MPG. They are still a great truck though.
Also, there is no such thing as a Land Rover 3.0tdi.
Cheers
Ninety 2.5P
Discovery 300Tdi
Discovery 300Tdi
- niblik
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seen the other thread with this little doozey on it? looks the dogs balls.. not diesel though..
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 391784.htm
http://www.trademe.co.nz/Trade-Me-Motor ... 391784.htm


Nibby, That one looks like Murray Tooley's truck, and if it is you can be sure it is a weapon. Muzas build quality is awesome.
(read the coil conversion under my truck came off thye first one muza built)
If you were strange enough to be looking for a Disco, this one os the one you shold buy.
(read the coil conversion under my truck came off thye first one muza built)
If you were strange enough to be looking for a Disco, this one os the one you shold buy.
Ugly is a state of mind..... and the state of my truck!
I'm with you there rokhound, that's Murray's alright. I've been admiring Murray's vehicle building and enginering ability for the last nine years and it's his attention to detail and finishing that allways stands out. I think Murray is one of those enthusiasts who get's his enjoyment out of building and once finished his mind is off on the next build.
Whoever buys this vehicle you can be assured you will be getting your moneys worth.
Wunder what Murray's next project is going to be ?

Whoever buys this vehicle you can be assured you will be getting your moneys worth.
Wunder what Murray's next project is going to be ?


- Sadam_Husain
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hinsonberger wrote:We have averaged 10.1L/100kms (28MPG) in our Tdi (5 speed) over 65,000kms. They are one of the most economical engines around. With an 88 litre tank, between 800 & 900 kms is realistically achieveable on a tank.
The V8's are fairly thirsty & you would be unlikely to see much above 20MPG. They are still a great truck though.
Get about 22L/100kms in my sb chev cruiser
20 or 28 MPG sounds pretty good to me?
