welder wrote: » Imports pre'87 got whatever reg was current at the time of import. FZX is a mid seventies Kerry number so it obviously originated in a LHD country rather than being first registered here.
SmartinMartin wrote: » This is gorgeous ;https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/hillman-minx-1956/24124222
Duke O Smiley wrote: » Interestingly enough there is a GAA grounds named after the cars first ownerhttp://www.kildalkey.gaa.ie/pages/pcnewspapernotes.aspx
acmatman wrote: » https://www.brightwells.com/lot-details/100012137 R4 for sale at Brightwells in the UK Irish Car
RobAMerc wrote: » love it, but quilted headliner and leather on an 4L !
drunkmonkey wrote: » Clio Williams https://www.donedeal.ie/vintagecars-for-sale/renault-clio-williams-2/24148471 Seems priced ok...
RobAMerc wrote: » love this proper rangy
Working class heroes wrote: » Anyone know what these are like to work on, maintain etc. what kind of reputation does this generation of Range Rover have? Thanks.
26000 Elephants wrote: » If you are reasonably skilled then they are surprisingly easy. Literally everything unbolts to get access. The 3.5 v8 is a venerable old thing that's easy to work on if you have experience, but cheap enough to get done professionally. Parts from speciallists bearmach are quite cheap and nearly always available. They are prone to rust in out of the way places, but if you want to perfect your mig welding skills, theres no better way! That rangey has no NCT since june, and I'll bet it's due to rust. Probably not fatal yet. They will crucify you on fuel though: Expect 15mpg average if you take it easy.
RobAMerc wrote: » this could be a candidate for shared ownership ? Roller
Bigus wrote: » As they’d say on bring a trailer , see where Range Rovers rust below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRs-4AXb9_U
RobAMerc wrote: » there was a very nice one on Facebook sold in November for 4k ! Only spotted the add recently - owner told me it was gone.