Mud-club
Vehicle & Technical => Discovery => Topic started by: mentalmoshio sophs V8i on September 27, 2007, 17:37:44
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im really young just wondered how old you lot our cuase i can answer any question when its insurance time or mods. wants lots of cheerful mud clubber.
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19. you?
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18 didnt even have a full linc....... dont believe me look at the photos what insure .tryed to insure a 83 range rover when i was 17 it came in at 4000 grand could have bought the car twice.......... still got there
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God what do you work for then :?
:lol:
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got mine when i waas 17 id already had one claim, no mods declared
comes in at 1200 on my dads
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About 6....I remember dancing all night !!!!
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im an ex farm boy but now a plant nersery worker however i started with land rover at the age of 13 thats the series 2 in the gallary.
u dont need massive money keep it simple , make ur own remember a basic welding job at a garage is a 100 quid these days buy one youll save lots. shop around too. that and get the lowest apr rate on loans opens gates for bigger things
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good one mate like it. :D
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fit cat 2 imboliser i save 4oo quid it only cost me 130 quid fitted
try moneysupermarket .
if u r 22 u should be lookin at 1200 fully comp for just u. been told a joint policy can be 550 with the rac
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Hi Steve :)
Thanks for the email!
I wasn't young when I got mine, *but* I hadn't been driving for long lol :)
There are those that will claim I was never young ..... <grin>
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LETS HERE IT FOR NEIL LET PIGLET SNORT V8 VROOOOOM ALL OTHER THE WORLD
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im 19 now, got my disco when i was 18. its a 2 seater commercial and considered a van, and under my dads insurance which brings it down to £600. if it was me on my own, it would be £3,000+. the 2 seat trick is really good, i had a Toyota Hilux when i was 16, that was my 1st car on the road. i think that was about £400 a year.
heres an example when i was looking into ford escorts
Insurance:
ford escort =£1,400/yr
ford escort estate=£2,700/yr
ford escort van=£400/yr
hope this helps
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Im 20 and got mine a few months ago, Got my insurance unlimited miles with business use and any mods that are not your sorta Chavtastic ones they will only charge me the admin fee to update my policy.
£850, all in (inc breakdown cover!!!!) and thats to pay in 4 installments, Adrian Flux brokers, a company called highway underwrite it.
I have a years NCB
Mines a 200tdi btw
chris
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33 and £250 fully comp... :lol:
Mind you my first Landy was an S3 109 which I bought when I was about 22, that was a measly £120 fully comp on a military vehicle policy, but it was a second car.
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I was 29 when i got my first discovery
It cost me £300 with all the modifications
I wanted to get a Range Rover when i was 17 but was told it would be about £3000 to insure so i left it :roll:
8)
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I'm 34, my 1996 disco costs me about £450 per year fully comp...
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my gaffer had a series two one for that. u should be looking at the 250 mark
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I was 35 and only got into land rovers due to a bike crash where i nearly lost my leg and can only drive a auto at the momment never liked them. bikes were best until i bought the disco best adrenalin rush taking two tonnes of solihull steel down some where i cant even walk :D :D :D :D havent looked back cant wait till im fixed cause im going to get a manual 90 as well!! they still amaze me as to what they can go through and to fill time i do the mods myself, awesome motor that has stopped me going mad and given me a reason to get up in the morning :D :D :D :D :D ooppps sorry lads got carried away here sorry! so im sorry to say only been in the "CLUB" 15 months but i aint never leaving
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Just got mine this year, so 37. But that is my third Landy (A P38A and the Dakar before).
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Err 30 & 3/3 (3 weeks ago)
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I was 43 when I got mine......
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heres an example when i was looking into ford escorts
Insurance:
ford escort =£1,400/yr
ford escort estate=£2,700/yr
ford escort van=£400/yr
So the van thing seems to work, giving me ideas this is, cheers Dave!
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I was 34 when I got my first Discovery but had a series Landy for 8 or 9 years before that.
The series I used to insure for £48 a year fully comp, and the Disco costs me £230
I'm 38 now
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29 when I got a Rangie, 32 when I got my Disco, 33 now.
Insurance is £500 quid, fully comp with break down from direct line, including the 12mths installment hike.
Stu.
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22 when i first got mine....
and i dont think ill ever get rid of her :D why didnt i buy one agies ago
mines modded like hell including off road goodies and engine mods (MORE POWER!!!!!) and they are all declared, think its about £550 a year for me then
oh by the way mines a 3.9 V8 still on petrol
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get a sports exhuast it will sound great with that in action.
if u dont want no claims protected u could pay 300 without mods
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18! youve all seen it!
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heres an example when i was looking into ford escorts
Insurance:
ford escort =£1,400/yr
ford escort estate=£2,700/yr
ford escort van=£400/yr
So the van thing seems to work, giving me ideas this is, cheers Dave!
8) well yeah it worked for me. i had a hilux pickup, but wanted a hilux surf. they couldnt do anything cos all have 5 seats or more. wanted a defender, but couldnt afford a desent one. clicking around on autotrader and stumbled across commercial discos. wasnt keen on discos, but liked the van look. went insurance shopping again asking about em, with standard 5/7 seats, then asked about the 2 seats, and got really good quotes! waited for a bit and got a great deal for my one. loving this disco, no regrets! 8) :D 8) dont know if you can change the insurance for a registered 5/7seater to a 2 seater "van" even if you do take them out thuogh. give it a bash.
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any girls on here got a disco who r 21 and learning to drive cause the missus is getting one. what would insurance b
god help me .............................................................................. :roll:
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any girls on here got a disco who r 21 and learning to drive cause the missus is getting one. what would insurance b
god help me .............................................................................. :roll:
Get a quote and find out.
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im 23 just got my 200TDi 3 weeks ago had a 3.9 V8 RRC at 18 and a Stunning Sierra Cosworth with 480BHP at 20years old not including a host of R1's Fireblades, and a Hyabusa............anygood?
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was driving our 110 at 17 and my rangie at nearly 18...now driving a 4.6 classic rangie at 19
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ive had mine nearly a year and im 23 with 1 years no claims, ive declared the lift on it and im with direct line insurance i have a cat 2 immobiliser and i pay.................£247per annum fully comp seems like quite a few of u are being mugged off, my las car was a honda integra type r and i only paid £575 fully comp
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When my son put my wife on his insurance as a named driver the premium came DOWN by 80 quid !!!!
Try it and let us know.
Mike
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I'm 25, bought my first disco (d1 200tdi 3dr) about a month ago. No no-claims (always been a named driver) and got it for £330 fully comp on unlimited miles.
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am i rite in think the last 12 month 18- 23 yrs have joined the disco clan :-k and quite a few advance thinker aswell the boy racers and chav may have left earth as well [-o<
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Got mine at 21 after my old Citroen ZX expired. Amusing part is that at the time I had several friends say "It's a woman's car" or "It's mumsy". Given a fairly sizable percentage of Disco drivers I know are mid-20s blokes I think the image may finally be changing!
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got my first disco at 21,well got it a month ago :D :lol:
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25.... 1999 D2 TD5.... One vehicle I should never have got rid off.......... Hey ho......... :rolleyes:
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i think i was 32 when i got mine :-k late starter have had 4 sice then and 2 rangies
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Had my disco about a month now and yes i'm a young un at 23. 3.9 on gas all for 390 TPFT a year, compared to the series 2 that cost's me 270 FC a year.
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I think you will see an increasing number of younger drivers with them now, as the prices have dropped to such a level as to make them a reasonable proposition. They're cheaper than a Defender but you still have the off road ability and the ready availability of spares and upgrades. Also with the older ones there is little in the way of electronics, making them both simple to fix DIY and capable of being repaired by a small independent garage.
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I was 33, and that was over 9 years ago, still driving the same Disco today.
However, I'd been driving various Land Rovers with the Army since I was 18, including a Series 2 Ambulance and V8 101 Ambulance, before then, and in civvy street afterwards I'd driven a V8 Range Rover Ambulance and V8 110 4x4 Emergency Response Vehicle.
Out of those, the V8 110 was the best to drive as it had less bodywork and was fairly quick to 60mph, the next best was the Series 2, followed by the 101, and the absolute worst was the Range Rover Ambulance, which was utter crap to drive.
Best non-Ambo would be the Lightweight, absolute joy to drive, although I made the mistake of taking my HGV with the Army and always ended up in Bedford Mk's or CL's towing some great big generator or trailer box body, the best Bedford I drove was the straight 6 RL, despite the cramped cab.
Current Fully Comp is £220 on the Disco, but I plan to keep it another two years and then upgrade to a Range Rover Vogue V8 4.4, since by then second hand values will be much lower.
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I was 40 when I got mine. Yes I have got the cardigan togo with it but Kim threw my pipe out. I have got some knackered slippers to make up for that. Insurance is £570 which includes greenflag.
Yes I will be changing insurance providers in September
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I was 36 when I got my disco off ebay ;)
I pay £288 fully comp with off road cover and all mods declared :dance:
I had a lada niva before that gave me the offroad bug but it was too small for the family but still a very good car.