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Duncansw

New Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #41

Got a disco 1 you can have for that money, even throw in a snorkel if you want to play off road

But on a serious note a disco 1 or a Series III if you can. Simple to fix (which is bloody important), loads of spares out there and at £1k you won't cry too much when you inevitably smack it into a tree or drown the bugger in deep water. If you got a 90 for that money the chances are you would have to shovel it up and bring it home in bags.

 

time76

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #42

What about a lada niva Cossack :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi

 

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ricc

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #43

time76 said:

What about a lada niva Cossack :hysterically_laughi:hysterically_laughi

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thought they all died years ago

 

time76

Well-Known Member

• Aug 22, 2012

• #44

Drive a cpl of em surprisingly solid but my god steering is bloody heavy

 

time76

Well-Known Member

• Aug 27, 2012

• #45

been looking around and i really want a s3 so looks like ive got a bit of saving to do

 

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Curveking

New Member

• Sep 18, 2012

• #46

I can get my series 3 anywhere a disco can go. The rougher the better. £1000 upwards but £2000 and you start getting something solid. Parts are cheap and insurance from £90 a year, although fuel economy is not great 18mpg for petrol and 22 for diesel (diesels are very slow but run great in big puddles ).

 

Series71

Space man

• Sep 18, 2012

• #47

As above go for a series as they are simple to maintain.

 

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Thor1950

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2012

• #48

Series71 said:

As above go for a series as they are simple to maintain.

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Do you maintain it more in the drive.......... or more on the road maintaining legal posted speed

 

JohnnyCrash

New Member

• Sep 18, 2012

• #49

 

Sheeprus

New Member

• Sep 18, 2012

• #50

get a disco if you like welding

 

time76

Well-Known Member

• Sep 18, 2012

• #51

got a disco and a divorce