Thought I'd say Hello

Thought I'd say Hello

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gazm

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879 posts

251 months

Wednesday 23rd August 2006
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Hi guys

Looks like I'll be joining the Range Rover club (I'm picking up an 02 Range Rover this weekend)

Heres a few pics . any advice is always welcome






Gareth

cpas

1,661 posts

247 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Very nice. Go an enjoy it. Is it a petrol or Diesel?

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

267 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Hello. looks like you have bought from Wimbledon 4x4? How much if you dont mind me asking?

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

267 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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And have you still got the Cerb?

gazm

Original Poster:

879 posts

251 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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BLUETHUNDER said:
And have you still got the Cerb?


Yep. I've managed to hold onto it (not from a lack of trying from the missus for me to get rid of it)

gazm

Original Poster:

879 posts

251 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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BLUETHUNDER said:
Hello. looks like you have bought from Wimbledon 4x4? How much if you dont mind me asking?


£25k - don't tell I've been ripped of!!

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

267 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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No not at all.They only ever sell nice cars.My mate does servicing work for them. I was about to buy a 02 Vogue a few weeks back till i got hit with a hefty service bill for the Cerb,so im gona have to put back until the early part of next year as originally planned.

Lensey

2,526 posts

290 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh

gazm

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879 posts

251 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh


I think its the perfect compliment to a TVR. I'm heading up to Liverpool next weekend so loooking forward to the drive now (it was going to be in the Alfa 156 that I've traded in for the RR)

Phil Dicky

7,172 posts

270 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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gazm said:
Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh


I think its the perfect compliment to a TVR. I'm heading up to Liverpool next weekend so loooking forward to the drive now (it was going to be in the Alfa 156 that I've traded in for the RR)


I've just got a Vogue a few weeks ago, 4.4 petrol, still getting use to putting £80 of fuel in it, still its only money.

Has anyone looked into the 2006 upgrade, I've been told the 06 bumpers and lights just bolt on, giving you an instant 2006 vehicle. Ideal if you've a private plate.

gazm

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879 posts

251 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Phil Dicky said:
gazm said:
Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh


I think its the perfect compliment to a TVR. I'm heading up to Liverpool next weekend so loooking forward to the drive now (it was going to be in the Alfa 156 that I've traded in for the RR)


I've just got a Vogue a few weeks ago, 4.4 petrol, still getting use to putting £80 of fuel in it, still its only money.

Has anyone looked into the 2006 upgrade, I've been told the 06 bumpers and lights just bolt on, giving you an instant 2006 vehicle. Ideal if you've a private plate.


Hi Phil - What sort of miles do you get for your £80. and what sort of money are the bumpers
Cheers

BLUETHUNDER

7,881 posts

267 months

Thursday 24th August 2006
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Rear lights are £168 each plus V.A.T.

YamR1V64motion

5,725 posts

231 months

Friday 25th August 2006
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Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover





you really cant get much more British thoroughbred than that can you?



(and no Russian or Ford/BMW technicalities please)

gazm

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879 posts

251 months

Friday 25th August 2006
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YamR1V64motion said:
Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover





you really cant get much more British thoroughbred than that can you?



(and no Russian or Ford/BMW technicalities please)


I hadn't thought of that - Perhaps I could appeal to Gordon Brown for some Tax relief as I'm helping the British Economy (never mind the fuel costs!!)

Phil Dicky

7,172 posts

270 months

Saturday 26th August 2006
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gazm said:
Phil Dicky said:
gazm said:
Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh


I think its the perfect compliment to a TVR. I'm heading up to Liverpool next weekend so loooking forward to the drive now (it was going to be in the Alfa 156 that I've traded in for the RR)


I've just got a Vogue a few weeks ago, 4.4 petrol, still getting use to putting £80 of fuel in it, still its only money.

Has anyone looked into the 2006 upgrade, I've been told the 06 bumpers and lights just bolt on, giving you an instant 2006 vehicle. Ideal if you've a private plate.


Hi Phil - What sort of miles do you get for your £80. and what sort of money are the bumpers
Cheers


We get 18mpg around town, but 20-21mpg on the motorway at 90mph...which i think isn't too bad

gazm

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879 posts

251 months

Sunday 27th August 2006
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I will be able to test it next weekend - driving from London to Liverpool

YamR1V64motion

5,725 posts

231 months

Sunday 27th August 2006
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well just be thankful that you didnt get the TD6, i wish my brother would have listened when i told him the same thing

ehasler

8,567 posts

290 months

Sunday 27th August 2006
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Lensey said:
Mmm good choice a TVR and a Range Rover, have fun after a week with my vogue I'm loving it biglaugh
yes Funny how many TVR owners also have a Rangie

cossie.

7,977 posts

256 months

Wednesday 20th September 2006
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Very nice indeed. I need one of these to tow my horse box. When I get a horse!

I've been for a demo ride in an RR Sport with some guy who runs an off-roading school in the West Country. I seem to recall shutting my eyes and screaming as we descended a vertical slope. Great fun though.

Don't forget, you are allowed to get your tyres muddy occasionally!

ehasler

8,567 posts

290 months

Thursday 21st September 2006
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cossie. said:
Don't forget, you are allowed to get your tyres muddy occasionally!
Of course

A few of us London Rangie owners are planning on doing just that!

www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=91&t=306434&p=2

Edited by ehasler on Thursday 21st September 01:08