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hello jon you could buy a thornycroft antar like this one and register it as plant and winch all the clearfell in one go rolls royce v8 supercharged diesel :thumbup::thumbup::lol::lol::lol:

 

HI SHAVEY very nice mate i love king of the road mate :thumbup1:jon :thumbup:

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No just been flicking through brochures. Have a dealer locally so may pop in and see what's on offer

 

there doing some good deals ,& finaceid thru santender, think its 3%

 

the eiger has a free auto upgrade ,only worth £1k tho :001_huh:

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And your point.... I'm not saying jap pickups aren't capable of towing through fields, you clearly do a lot of long distance towing, so they are better suited for you.

I haven't been on a dual carriageway towing for a year, my landrover spends more time working off road then on, I believe its the best pickup on offer for the job.

As I say you buy a vehicle to suit your needs.

 

I think reading your post you said everything other than a Landrover is crap. Which will annoy some people but have the rest of us rolling around on the floor.

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It's that 4.2 I'm after; had one in an old E-reg landcruiser and it was sweet; not that pokey in atmo form; the turbo they put in the later VX - yumm yumm!

 

I have an old Td5 van which needs replacing so in exactly the same position. I am looking at riping the seats out of the year 2000 family Amazon and turning it into a van. 24k cheaper than a new Disco 4 same on fuel and still more reliable.

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I think reading your post you said everything other than a Landrover is crap. Which will annoy some people but have the rest of us rolling around on the floor.

 

Ha, no wasn't saying they're crap just wouldn't buy one if my work evolved lots of long distance travelling, my work is mostly off road so they are perfect for me.

Do like the look of the Toyota land cruiser pickup. I'd defo have one of them.

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My Nissan Patrol, it has a 4.2 straight six diesel, fantastic bit of kit on road and off, originaly i bought it to tow my yacht to Greece and back each summer, i,ve had it 18 years now totally reliable never let me down. But I also have a Landy 90 which i think is fantastic for local work.

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I drove a Landcruiser for a while when I was in Tasmania, lovely motor it was too and more common than a LR.

If I was in the market for a new motor and had the £'s I'd certainly go for the latest model, I can put my camels in the back too!:001_tongue:

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