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V6GTO said:Amen, Brother.
For God's sake, Carter, your car is naked. Get some mud on it and post a proper image!. ![]()
Martin.
Gorgeous 90 Steve, what happened to the old one?
A friend of mine has recently got a 110 double cab which he let me have a play in. Whilst the TD5 is a cracking engine, the gearbox and clutch were horrendously stiff (and my old 2.5TD was bad enough I thought) and I found the throttle a bit switchlike, which was completely the opposite of my old 90. Apparently the stiffness was a problem which should've been rectified but what do you think of yours?
Blimey some of you lot don't half nag
I promise I'll get it muddy when it rains! And as for Farmer Carter...
No V8 option available, so it's the *cough* TD5 - but having owned a V8 in the past the only difference is the noise, the MPG and the reliability. The good the bad and the ugly in fact. Traded in the old 90 CSW - and am amazed at the toys on this one... air con/ electric windows/ central locking on a defender! Still too new to comment on gearbox and clutch - but feel way better than the old one - for both read 'porridge' (and the springs actually work on this one).
Not wishing to bypass leg end status - I have to fess up thet the number plate has had one letter removed (for internet reasons) - however it is a very nice letter
Charlie couldn't give a toss that it's new, although it smells too clean, but he approves of his continued window on the world
Pic by Mrs Get

I promise I'll get it muddy when it rains! And as for Farmer Carter...
No V8 option available, so it's the *cough* TD5 - but having owned a V8 in the past the only difference is the noise, the MPG and the reliability. The good the bad and the ugly in fact. Traded in the old 90 CSW - and am amazed at the toys on this one... air con/ electric windows/ central locking on a defender! Still too new to comment on gearbox and clutch - but feel way better than the old one - for both read 'porridge' (and the springs actually work on this one).
Not wishing to bypass leg end status - I have to fess up thet the number plate has had one letter removed (for internet reasons) - however it is a very nice letter
Charlie couldn't give a toss that it's new, although it smells too clean, but he approves of his continued window on the world
Pic by Mrs Get

GetCarter said:I was too when I stepped inside the 110. Coming from an old G reg 90 it was a bit of a shock. Things move about without shifting clunky levers and I must say the air conditioning was a fantastic shock, it was somewhat potent. So I'll be having that when I get one. I had a feeling the stiffness may have been down to it being new but he'd done a fair few miles in it
Traded in the old 90 CSW - and am amazed at the toys on this one... air con/ electric windows/ central locking on a defender! Still too new to comment on gearbox and clutch - but feel way better than the old one - for both read 'porridge' (and the springs actually work on this one).
I admit, the 'box in the TD was a bit like stirring porridge but the clutch was lovely. The traction control is VERY impressive. With mud terrain tyres I think the new defender is pretty unstoppable.
GetCarter said:
I'll attempt to get some arty ones at some stage, but by then it may well be very muddy (which of course, it should be).
What about a clean arty one then?
Edited to add the version linked below looks a bit more shiny on my browser for some reason
www.pbase.com/pete_w/image/48605766
>> Edited by pete_w on Friday 2nd September 22:17
Very nice Steve, just a little bit newer and cleaner than my one!
(Pics taken on private land during a competition)
I'd suggest you stay clear of a few lanes on Exmoor at this time of year though, T-cut isn't quite enough to get all this out!
And yes of course that was a legal byway with vehicular access!
(Pics taken on private land during a competition)
I'd suggest you stay clear of a few lanes on Exmoor at this time of year though, T-cut isn't quite enough to get all this out!
And yes of course that was a legal byway with vehicular access!
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