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17 Sep 2003
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New to this game - Landrover 90
Hi folks -
Just a quick topic stater if anyone wants to add their views - just bought a 1985 Landrover 90 - Diesel - normally aspirated 2.5litre. As far as I know it is a standard version that was well looked after and had constant attention so no oil leaks. 1) What should I look out for or check? 2) Good things/bad things about them? 3) Any modifacations that are a must? In the short term I will use it as daily transport and on weekends for the occasional 4x4 event. So only must buy I can think of is a snorkel. Thanks for any suggestions - Tony.
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18 Sep 2003
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Tony,
For general info on Landrovers try this: http://www.lrenthusiastforum.com/ubb...at=&Board=UBB7 ------------------ Roman (UK) www.polandrover.com
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28 Oct 2003
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get all you need to know about any land rover from Land Rover Owner International Magazine
their web sit is - www.lro.com ------------------ Richard and Gunac London
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29 Oct 2003
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hi tony, i too have just bought a 90, 1986, fitted with daihatsu 2.8 N/A diesel. its my first 90 but been 4x4in for ages. Even before you get a snorkel (not really that needed in my opinion) get a steering protection plate. The steering bars are really vunerable at the front. Best place is at a landy show or meet where £40 will get you a really strong one. While you are there, ask them to do you a deal on a pair of diff guards too as cracked diffs are a bitch. Dont pay more than £75 for the lot. Trust me its money well spent. Have fun.
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