buying a disco

Hi all i have a freelander td4es and it works well but i wont a disco now so witch won is best to buy i have about 2k

anyones an improvement on ya f/l

nathan5346 said:

anyones an improvement on ya f/l

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That's got to be true!

What are you going to want to do wiv it? Workhorse, greenlaning, mudplugging?

You could get a very tidy 300tdi for less than 2 grand. Go for the latest model with a reasonable mileage and a good service history!

yes i like all that , i would like to get in to that a bit

get a series and it'll last forever. get a disco and the fooker will rust apart beneath you

Disco71 said:

get a series and it'll last forever. get a disco and the fooker will rust apart beneath you

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Is your series working proper yet?


this aint the disco yu is trying to flog, is it?:bolt:

The Mad Hat Man said:

Is your series working proper yet?


this aint the disco yu is trying to flog, is it?:bolt:

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he ant got nomore someone else got the problem now :doh:

yep disco is gone

duz ya series work proppa yet?

nice n toasty? :behindsofa:

as soon as ive fitted the solenoid it'll be workin ! roastin heater in it

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I would say... If you're wanting cheap (fairly) reliable introduction to Land Rovering then go for a Disco. But be prepared for some rust and getting your hands dirty. And having to wade through banter on here to get some really useful advice.

And if you're going to be doing much mileage and want to be able to get through puddles get a doosel. I get over 30 mpg outa mine.

For two grand you should be able to get either a really nice, straight 300TDi or one with some off-roady bits on it already. Although if it's got the bits on it it's pro'ly been abused.

2k to buy one another 2k to fix it lol. keep your gaylander and save the money

I think the reliability issues are more down to poor servicing etc, because i'e had a V8 range rover, a TD5 and now a 300tdi. Not one of these gave me any real problems. The range rover was totally reliable the whole time, the TD5 had rear airbags and a rocker cover gasket and the 300 tdi has been faultless, even in this winter, starts no problem and makes driving in this weather easy. As long as you get one that has been cared for, you'll be fine!!

Get a 300Tdi get a helf decent set of tyres and it'll go anywhere. Part's are cheap as chips their easy to work on and not to bad on fuel






4th Discofisrt was1995 v8 then a 1991 2ootdi then a 2001 td5 now drive a 300tdi


Its now got Insa Sahara Turbo Tyres has had EGR Valve removed and blanked have de-cat'd the exhaust had fuel pump turned up a bit.
I want next snorkel, winch & winch bumper and a light bar...

Actually, if you've got two grand to spend. Spend a grand on a fairly decent and well looked after 300TDi and then the other grand on some off-roady bits for it!

Thanks for all your replys, so a 300tdi is the way to and if i dont spend to much i will have some for new bits