thought it was mine!
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no sorry haven't tried that lol
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Mark L
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Nope, not at all.
I had a Freelander 2 a few years ago and pushed it to its absolute limits and then some at Parkwood 4x4 on a very wintery Sunday in February.
I've no doubt the frozen solid ground aided its way around the site that day, but they're not as incapable as what people think.
Think I'm taking the ****? Have a look at these:
Not sure the owner of this Disco will thank me for these next 2 pics if he's on here, but you did provide some quality entertainment for us that day.
During battle with 2" thick frozen water:
After battle with 2" thick frozen water:
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Ps; if the chap holding the video recorder in the 1st pic is on this forum (You WILL remember that scene...) or anyone knows him, please get in touch. I'd love to see the video of me scrambling up that hill...
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Ps; if the chap holding the video recorder in the 1st pic is on this forum (You WILL remember that scene...) or anyone knows him, please get in touch. I'd love to see the video of me scrambling up that hill...
I have got the best photo of you hauling your ass out of the pond you jumped into.
Oh happy days, if only I hadn't parked on a lump I'd have it all on film.
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Soon dried out...
loudandproud205
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Where is the poor mans Defender option?
I want a Defender but can't afford one, so have to make do with a lesser product
I want a Defender but can't afford one, so have to make do with a lesser product
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Where is the poor mans Defender option?
I want a Defender but can't afford one, so have to make do with a lesser product
That'll be the 'Thinkin mans Tratter' option, but you've just ruled yourself out of going for that one:doh:
Just tick the 'BoB is gay' option
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A thinking man wouldn't buy a disco 1 or 2
Dr. Clarkson may have a point about them being owned by murderers.
Dr. Clarkson may have a point about them being owned by murderers.
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not as much as gaylander owners thoThe great thing about disco owners is they have a sense of humour.
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If you compare a pink Freelander to a dragon/crocodile disco conversion and think the Freelander is funnier, then your wrong.
Happy bank holiday weekend.
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most people wouldn't be seen dead in a gaylander ....but a pink one errrmmmm I will take the crocodile disco I think
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Well I would'nt be seen dead in a people carrier!!!
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Well I would'nt be seen dead in a people carrier!!!
Why'd ya buy a gaylander then???? FFS rover even got that wrong Far too small..
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Me dad always said his rrc was too small. But what do eggspect from a truck driver.Why'd ya buy a gaylander then???? FFS rover even got that wrong Far too small..
My own opinion, for what it's worth, is that the D1 and D2 are "everymans" cars. By that I mean that you can turn up anywhere in a reasonable condition and close to standard example without being either looked down on or assumed to be some sort of snob.
Royal Ascot? The Ritz? A building site? The local mucky pub? It doesn't matter.
My own job as a Draughtsman means that I have to meet, mingle and communiate with people from most social strata and the D2 I drive never looks out of place or gets any sort of contemptuous look from anyone. Like me, it is a good mixer.
Royal Ascot? The Ritz? A building site? The local mucky pub? It doesn't matter.
My own job as a Draughtsman means that I have to meet, mingle and communiate with people from most social strata and the D2 I drive never looks out of place or gets any sort of contemptuous look from anyone. Like me, it is a good mixer.
Hippo
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Freelanders are the same. In a Freelander you arrive as opposed to turn up. They can mix at all levels and attend any event without looking out of place.
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