Land Rover Defender prices, old ones.

Saigon

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Why did they change the shape of the Discovery and make it look like it does now. Which quite honestly stops me from buying a new one. And why does the new Defender look just like the Discovery that is no longer available.
 

mjheathcote

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Don't shoot me down but on the theme of *** Imports there are some nice Range Rovers especially P38 coming from over there top spec and as new having had two I would have another.

My dad has had a couple of P38's.
Apart from the usual air suspension problems both good rides.
He towed his 21ft Fairline Weekender cabin cruiser down from Yorkshire to Southern Spain, and back, no issues made the RR look small!
 

CatmanV2

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My dad has had a couple of P38's.
Apart from the usual air suspension problems both good rides.
He towed his 21ft Fairline Weekender cabin cruiser down from Yorkshire to Southern Spain, and back, no issues made the RR look small!

They were made down the road from where I went to school

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FF1078

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you own this half track, what was it used for
It was made by Laird of anglesey as a project to see if the military would buy. They made 7. We own 2. They where designed to tow a bar mine layer or have large gun in the back. They did design one as a hard top for ambulance or comms vehicle. It's called a centaur
 

lifes2short

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It was made by Laird of anglesey as a project to see if the military would buy. They made 7. We own 2. They where designed to tow a bar mine layer or have large gun in the back. They did design one as a hard top for ambulance or comms vehicle. It's called a centaur
rare machines, do you use yours for anything
 

Vampyrebat

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Saw this advert in Cheshire Life this month for a special Defender..............However, I don't think it is worth what they are asking!!60146
 

mjheathcote

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I hope the new Discovery, errr sorry, new Defender, in 90 style will readjusted the current Defender market to sensible levels.
 

Dan!

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I hope the new Discovery, errr sorry, new Defender, in 90 style will readjusted the current Defender market to sensible levels.
I watched a few reviews on the new Defender this morning. It's a completely different car from anything else in the current line up, it's also a world away from the previous incarnation.
Billed as a super computer on wheels, as it has 8 CPUs that can process 21,000 signals per second, I'm sure it will only push up used values even further.
 

FIFTY

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JLR will be doing a commercial version for use as emergency vehicles and agricultural purposes. There will also be a military spec version.

Seems as though under the discovery 4 school run vehicle looks it should be a competent off roader.... Guess they want to give it the mass market appeal to achieve good sales
 

Andyk

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Well here is the new one...
 

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whereskeith

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I like it .
Read prices start at 45 for 110 without options and so it will be probably be 55-60 once spec’d which for me isn’t where a defender should sit price wise.
 

mjheathcote

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I must say I like the look of the new ones.
The satin paint, white steelies, chequerplate styling.
Good job!
 

JonW

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I must say I like the look of the new ones.
The satin paint, white steelies, chequerplate styling.
Good job!

I agree with this... I watched the Richard Hammond review of the new Defender on YouTube last week, and think the new Defender 90 (with 3 doors) looked cool.