how good is the p38 range rover overall?
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howardo
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that's the problem with them , the problems....................................................... and they are ugly.
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Its quite often the case when owning a 4x4.
You want to use it to its full potential but you don't want to break it, which entails fixing it. Again!
Your not the only one.
You want to use it to its full potential but you don't want to break it, which entails fixing it. Again!
Your not the only one.
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Chris W
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i enjoyed that ..
+1 it was a good video
Spunka
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Some one elses link from the "am I mad" Thread
Its quite often the case when owning a 4x4.
You want to use it to its full potential but you don't want to break it, which entails fixing it. Again!
Your not the only one.
This is a very good statement.. I enjoy driving the land rover.. I just fear expensive repair bills until i get sorted with a second car for emergencies!
You want to use it to its full potential but you don't want to break it, which entails fixing it. Again!
Your not the only one.
This is a very good statement.. I enjoy driving the land rover.. I just fear expensive repair bills until i get sorted with a second car for emergencies!
Nice one thanks for that video! Ive been invited to a few off road events but the cars not ready for that!
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Cracking video Rangies have got to have a V8 for definite!
Rangies have got to have a V8 for definite!Cracking video
The V8 is awesome! what a lovley sound they make when there running right!
wiltshire landyman
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a pee38 will spend more time off the road than on it..and not in a good way
I hear you! Its a pain.. but when its on the road its a great drive.. I think anyway!
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I suppose it has alot to do with if your paying someone for the repairs or doing it your self
Id love to do the repairs myself but not a lot of knowledge when it comes to cars especially the p38's V8. Im hoping by joining LZ I may be able to carry out a few small repairs myself.
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That's about the least complicated bit of the car!
