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Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: C C on January 08, 2006, 18:11:37
itt's only been three days since our Disco went away for some cosmetic sugary. :oops:

We have been given a nice new hatchback to use while the Disco is away but it is just not the same.
Already I find my self enviously enviously eyeing up every 4x4 is see.
I've just caught Mrs C C pawing through Land Rover Owner as if it was some sort of Top Shelf mag.

I think we need professional counseling.
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: muddyweb on January 08, 2006, 18:29:50
Now is the time to start discussion another one ;-)
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: PUX on January 08, 2006, 18:36:45
Quote from: "muddyweb"
Now is the time to start discussion another one ;-)
im with Tim on this one  :lol:  :wink:
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: C C on January 08, 2006, 18:47:41
Shhhh.

They always know when a replacement have been discussed.  :?
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: Rangie3.0LtrDan on January 08, 2006, 18:55:05
Who said anything about replacement?  If they were thinking like me then it was "as well as" lol
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: muddyjames on January 08, 2006, 19:05:35
when my rover 620 dies in hopefully a few years time I will have 1 off roader disco and a run around one :D already made my mind up on that!
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: muddyweb on January 08, 2006, 20:20:44
Quote from: "90HTDT"
Who said anything about replacement?  If they were thinking like me then it was "as well as" lol


Exactly...  think of it as giving it a.. companion.. a friend.
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: Stormin on January 08, 2006, 20:24:58
Trouble is, when you get another to keep one company,  THEY BREED! :roll:
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: hingmy on January 08, 2006, 20:32:27
hmm - well if you can get a stud dog neutered at  an ordinary vet then i suppose its just a case of finding the mechanical equivalent - just make sure you get the spiders done too.
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: DISCO-CHRIS on January 09, 2006, 23:08:58
MY GOD!! there still a 620 on the uk,s roads??????????????? :lol:
 :wink:    :wink:    :wink:    :wink:    :wink:
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: muddyjames on January 10, 2006, 11:39:48
yup there sure is and it is touch wood going strong. The 2nd hand gear box I got in Feb last year the syncro isnt brilliant but some magnatec oil in it has made it alot better.

I love my 620 as it is the first car I ever bought and I know its complete history.1st owner was work shop managers car at the AA and I have a massive long print out of everything he had replaced and the owner after him was my dad and then me.

The 620 is brilliant and the few rust spots all 620's have I have managed to slow down, again touch wood. It still has a fabulous shine and still drives like it came out the showroom yesterday.

I worked it out last week and I am doing about 12p per mile. £45 to fill up and I get about 350 miles to the tank and that is all miles around town. I get near 400 miles out of a tank when doing motorway miles and 300 miles out of the tank when I tow my caravan that 100kg less than the max the car can tow! I dont think it is too bad myself!
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: landroverkeith on January 10, 2006, 15:30:20
Quote from: "Stormin"
Trouble is, when you get another to keep one company,  THEY BREED! :roll:


yep i agree with that  we started of with a disco and a freelander then suddenly this series 3 appeared in the garage  :twisted:  was hoping for a 90 lol always next time
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: muddyjames on January 10, 2006, 15:47:18
I had a series and then a rang rover appeared but was a bit grown up and didnt like the series and that flew the nest and then the disco came and the series got up set so up rooted to just down the road.

the rover 620 quiet likes a big brother!
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: Neil Jones on January 10, 2006, 20:40:19
Quote from: "Stormin"
Trouble is, when you get another to keep one company,  THEY BREED! :roll:


Thats true, started with no Landy's, the got 109, then an 88, sold that, got a Disco, and now there's another 88 - MINE!!!
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: C C on January 13, 2006, 16:29:44
Disco is back!! All nice and shiny...... Well! one side anyway...(:))(:))(:))
Title: Withdrawal symptoms
Post by: landyman Ash on January 13, 2006, 19:19:12
Quote from: "C C"
Disco is back!! All nice and shiny...... Well! one side anyway...(:))(:))(:))


And whilsts it recovering from surgery you can buy it a mate to make it better..... :wink:
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