First off, hello everyone!
I'm new to Landrovers and therefore clueless, so please go fairly easy on me
I'm currently looking for a Defender for my girlfriend. She's a vet nurse and her little Clio isn't really up to the job. We also need to be able to tow a boat so it should fit the bill perfectly.
We've got an idea in our heads of what we (think) we want:
TD5 Defender 90
Later than Y2k
Ideally on a galvanised chassis
Does this sound reasonable? We've been talking to Landrovers UK who seem very helpful (any experiences of them on here?) and they have a couple that seem to fit the bill, however the one has a galvanised chassis and bulk head, and the other doesn't. An easy choice I hear you say, but there's a price difference of nearly £2k (both are over our original budget of £8k!). My main question is is it worth paying the extra for the 2000 TD5 with galvanised bits, or in reality should the X-tech on a standard chassis last us for years to come?
Like I said, sorry for all the questions, but any knowledge you feel like passing on would be greatly appreciated.
Will & Debs
I'm new to Landrovers and therefore clueless, so please go fairly easy on me
I'm currently looking for a Defender for my girlfriend. She's a vet nurse and her little Clio isn't really up to the job. We also need to be able to tow a boat so it should fit the bill perfectly.
We've got an idea in our heads of what we (think) we want:
TD5 Defender 90
Later than Y2k
Ideally on a galvanised chassis
Does this sound reasonable? We've been talking to Landrovers UK who seem very helpful (any experiences of them on here?) and they have a couple that seem to fit the bill, however the one has a galvanised chassis and bulk head, and the other doesn't. An easy choice I hear you say, but there's a price difference of nearly £2k (both are over our original budget of £8k!). My main question is is it worth paying the extra for the 2000 TD5 with galvanised bits, or in reality should the X-tech on a standard chassis last us for years to come?
Like I said, sorry for all the questions, but any knowledge you feel like passing on would be greatly appreciated.
Will & Debs