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[richy_B]

The guys are enjoying our new yellow Eurocargo..

Looks great. I remember seeing it on ebay a while back and thinking how unused it seemed.

[HertsWood]

I think this might be the successor to the mighty Land Rover Defender 130 tipper....

[billpierce]

I think this might be the successor to the mighty Land Rover Defender 130 tipper....

Pretty dear though ey?

[HertsWood]

It is unfortunately.
A$130k (€75K) but what a beast! 3x diff locks, 5 speed auto, near 4 ton payload, massive towing ability and more ground clearance than a defender...as standard.

[billpierce]

I was offered an old bj land cruiser dropside pickup diesel a few years back. Seemed silly money for what it was (6k) but wish I had bought it now.....

[roseyweb]

On 10/27/2017 at 09:51, richy_B said:

Looks great. I remember seeing it on ebay a while back and thinking how unused it seemed.

Looks great  that, i was almost tempted to buy that my self when i saw it on bay 

[billpierce]

http:// https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F122781742570

Also good

[josharb87]

4 hours ago, HertsWood said:

I think this might be the successor to the mighty Land Rover Defender 130 tipper....

 

 

Good review here:

 

https://www.4x4australia.com.au/reviews/road-tests/1703/mercedes-benz-g300-vs-toyota-land-cruiser-79-comparison-review

 

Id love a diesel v8 cruiser, well, i think i would!

 

Or one of the Swedish military 6x6 mercs 

[Woodworks]

14 minutes ago, josharb87 said:

 

 

Good review here:

 

https://www.4x4australia.com.au/reviews/road-tests/1703/mercedes-benz-g300-vs-toyota-land-cruiser-79-comparison-review

 

Id love a diesel v8 cruiser, well, i think i would!

 

Or one of the Swedish military 6x6 mercs 

If I have read that right the G wagon can only tow  2210kg!

 

My folks had a G wagon 20 plus years ago. Remember getting stuck on the flat with a stock trailer with all four wheels spinning on a flat field. Then it failed it's first MOT due worn out bushes on the steering having only done low milage so the folks were not be pleased. It was built like a tank though

Edited November 2, 2017 by Woodworks

[Ian Flatters]

Pretty much our daily setup since we bought the bc1000 and canter. I honestly cannot believe I went so long without an closed roof. Saves so much time at the end.