Was in the Lakes this weekend and the doors didnt fall off.

Went through some deep water.

Nuff Said.

dont believe ya - piccies please

It was raining too much to get the camera out or indeed the water was too deep to get out of the car to take a picture.

dint stop the BBC .

maybe they dint drive Hippoos?

SWMBO had mine out yesterday and went through a flood ... (think it was burst main rather than weather) ... reckoned it was deeper than ones she drove through this summer so I reckon must be about 3ft at least.... Not seen motor yet but apparently has full compliment of doors etc.

Possible snow forcast for this week.....bring it on!!!!

rainady said:

Went through some deep water.

Nuff Said.

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Why would yer doors fall off. Yer driving a Freelander, not pushing a Defender.
You've got one classy machine, so be proud.

Miine suffered having to drive through the floods in /around east yorkshire and hull. I started with 3 doors and dry feet and i finished with 3 doors and dry feet!

No problems at all providing you are sensible, keep revs up in a low enough gear and make a nice bow wave!

I went through a bit of puddle on the way home from camping over the weekend with the missus! She lifted her feet off the floor expecting to get wet feet! It easily took a 2 foot puddle without doors falling off or any water in the cabin! She's getting used to me saying 'thats what landrovers are for' when i get the expression and she says 'you could have avoided that!'

crewebiker said:

'you could have avoided that!'

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If ya wanted to

too true!

i was even tempted to turn round and go through it again, it's the most water i've ever driven it through since i've had it so was quite fun

with the weather the way it is, i'm now waiting for a few snow obstacles so i can use my new found phrase yet again and me girl can raise her eyebrows all she wants