range from a very good friend
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 10:53 pm
i use to drive it . In future, when i left the 800 i will change it with a range rover classic
Preserving Rover's Flagship!
http://www.rover800.info/forum/
Electrics too ropey in the P38s?dollysprint wrote:Owned many a classic Range Rover, superb vehicles, although fuel consumption can be crippling, the V8 is the only version to have. Would have another tomorrow although most of the classics left have been abused and I wouldn't touch a P38 with a barge pole and the latest version is just too far removed from what a Range Rover should be.
Dave
Nail on the head Chris, makes 800 electrics look like the ultimate in reliability, and as Richard said problems with air suspension.CHR15E wrote:Electrics too ropey in the P38s?dollysprint wrote:Owned many a classic Range Rover, superb vehicles, although fuel consumption can be crippling, the V8 is the only version to have. Would have another tomorrow although most of the classics left have been abused and I wouldn't touch a P38 with a barge pole and the latest version is just too far removed from what a Range Rover should be.
Dave
Ditto.CHR15E wrote:I'll stick with my Jeep then.
Mustang??? don't you mean Lightning?Nuts4my827 wrote:Nice range Rover.
I am a fan of P38's Only the Mustang and Isopon varieties though