RealBeale
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Looks to have lost it's FWD as the engine is inline.
Freelander 1 Worlds 1st V8 Freelander.
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Looks to have lost it's FWD as the engine is inline.
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Shame it lost its FWD, and this its no longer a 4x4, but super cool all the same.
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I don't think I'd be offroading on those wheels and tyres, too. 
Nice motor, though.
Nice motor, though.
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Sounds great. Big noisy V8. Teeny tiny drum brakes. Eek
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Suspicious as well.
Jayridium
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How is it suspicious?
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What engine you running?
Gearbox?
sounds fruity.
Gearbox?
sounds fruity.
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There is no video of it actually running around, guy does not answer any questions, etc.
Does it drive for a mile without overheating, etc. Perhaps we will see more later.
Does it drive for a mile without overheating, etc. Perhaps we will see more later.
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The video was put up in 2017, nothing before or since and no answers to comments.
I'm guessing he never got it finished.
I'm guessing he never got it finished.
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Ed Zachary.
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Mid engine V6
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Blummin eck. Look at it! What lump is in it?
No worries about not being able to open the back door on that one in a supermarket car park in the rain. Not sure the tesco bags and contents would survive too long though.
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Why are you being so glass half empty? I'm looking at the positive in that scenario - Not only would that freelander get you home quickly, it'd also cook dinner for you on the way back from the supermarket.
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I was seeing the lack of a need for the sensitive rear window as a positive
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