Evening All!

I've been lurking around on here for a while as an owner of a D3 but have finally taken the plunge and bought a FFRR. Picked the car up on Thursday and first impressions are very good. We still have the D3 and the FFRR is going to replace a Td5 Discovery. Will post some pics when the good old DVLA get my paperwork sorted and I can put my own plates on! I can't believe how much info is on here so I'm sure I'll be asking advice before too long, but in the meantime I'm off to buy a couple of forum stickers for the new machine!

Cheers

Ed

hello alls
l'm french in France.
sorry for my errors but i'm not very good in english.
i have an 2007 Vogue tdv8 for 3 years.
i had a 1995 4.0 p38 before
an d my future will be a rr ...

Hi,

New to the forum, in truth I have been around for a while and have found the technical section and all your knowledge really useful. So have finally got round to signing up and saying hello !!!

Not new to green oval land though:


2 X 3.9 vogue classic RR
1 X 4.0 P38
1 X 4.6 P38
1 X Disco 300 tdi
2 X Disco TD5

And the latest folly, 2006 L322 Vogue in Blue with Parchment leather & 20" Overfinch Tigers.

All the best

Rod

thank you for all your introductions, welcome to the forum and wiki..  ... - .- -.




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Hello all

I have owned a few RR classics, a Disco, Freelanders (1 and 2), series and have owned Defenders for the last 20 years but I have just bought a 2011 TDV8 FFRR VSE. I enjoy green laneing, but I have to say I doubt the RR will get off tarmac much, I am keeping my D90!

Hello all,

Rick from York.

Someone on Pistonheads mentioned this forum so I thought I'd take a look.
Recently had a hankering to try a Range Rover. I'll admit i don't know a great deal about the cars but I figure here is a good place to learn.

A friend of mine has a 2005 4.2 Supercharged Vogue SE. He reckons the 4.2 is the most reliable of the cars of that era to go for.

I'm after the same. Sadly it'll be at bottom of the market but hopefully I'll enjoy it nonetheless.


Cheers

Just saying hello. Long time lurker. Ex Pat Brit on Bainbridge Island opposite Seattle.
Currently i am dedicating all disposable income to my two FFRR's. A 2004 HSE and a new to me 2011 SC.
Having driven the HSE for several years i decided to take a drive in a SC, the next day i donated my HSE to the breadknife and haven't looked back. Needless to day the Seattle Drivers immediately rear ended me twice in two months of commute!

Seattle has the most baked drivers on the planet now its legal. Commuters beware! Having said that the Olympics down the road offer plenty of opportunity to break things on a cool network of forest trails in the mountains. Enjoy reading this forum as its not so earnest as some of the US ones! Any other WA locals on here?

Hello - New to Range Rover and new to the Forum. Just thought Id say hi.
Recently bought a TDV8 RR 2007 and although Ive bought a car with a few problems I love it. Everything is good with the engine, gearbox, suspension etc (all the important bits) and over next few weeks will probably be picking a few brains on how to fix the annoying little things not working

Cheers to all

Hello
A life long Land Rover enthusiast, with more than my fair share of experiences. returning to Range Rover ownership for the first time since 1989!
As much as I love my defenders, they are not really comfortable on a wild winters day when you do not need the full off road ability.
Have bought a low mileage (in these parts anyway, 77k) td6 2004 vogue. Hopefully I will not need to get as intimate with the internals of this car!
Now just looking at a few tips to tart it up and utilise as many of the features as possible.
Cheers
Mick



Ps, on defender2net with same user name.

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Welcome Pilgrimmick , Dunstaffenage or Dumbeg man ? 2008 MY Supercharged
Rimini Red / Jet
four zone climate
remote park heater
and no ugly kid windows.
magnus satis quod turpis satis

Newcastle upon Tyne! Live bit further East, closer to Taynuilt, pin intentionally vague.

Hi folks,
Thought I should say 'hello' before intrepidly entering the fold. Long-time Land Rover fan here, who is now looking to take a step that I've been waiting to for years: into L322 ownership! Will be loitering around the for sale threads initially, and then probably crying for technical assistance not long after.
I've had a Classic and two P38s in the past, a Series 3, a D1 and two D2s, so I know what I'm letting myself in for.

Hi, just joined, browsing for info.

Looking to replace my written off L200, currently have a brand new 65 plate with now a little over a thousand miles on it and it's a bag of , so never again will I have a Mitsubishi.

I think I've narrowed my choices down to a Grand Cherokee or a full fat Range Rover.
Looking at both 3.0l diesels but haven't ruled out a Hemi or a RRV8.

Hello I am Graham.Owned a P38 for 2 years then after an inheritance bought an L322 V8 vogue.Tried running the 2 but cost too much.Sold the P38 so now can spend all my money on L322.Of which has been a new gbox and torque converter .oil cooler rear brake caliper and satnav drive unit.I dont care though as when I am driving it I feel like king of the road and very proud.62 disabled and health problems this is my medicine.