Yep. 1998 one owner with full service history from land rover since 1998 lolOh you sneak, you've got an old one !Must have a posh one with aircon !
What do you need that for? It's a working vehicle, for working people, to do work with, not some nancy jonny-come-lately lifestyle SUV.
It's handy when wearing thick leather gloves for locking the guns away.What do you need that for? It's a working vehicle, for working people, to do work with, not some nancy jonny-come-lately lifestyle SUV.
I'd keep quiet about those modern accoutrements if I were you, lest someone tells you you're driving junk
Glove wearing now is it? Whatever next?
Yes always wear leather gloves for driving the rover. Don't want to look like a peasantGlove wearing now is it? Whatever next?
Aren’t those the ones with BMW engines? Heresy!
Nope you are incorrect
Which emphasises the point, sales of the old Defender probably never warranted conversion into moderm mass production, what the point of making something en masse when the demand isnt there.
) its a win win for Land Rover 
Not going to get involved too much in the old v new . I like both , the old Defener was superb for what it was designed for. The new one is nice as well but as you would say you wouldn’t chuck sheet in the back of it ! However it’s extremely capable off road . Very expensive too boot but if I could afford one I’d have it ! Mind you I’m still hankering over a FFRR as well
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Reassuringly expensive junk, and if you ask nicely you can even put a couple of sheep in the back of mine, although I'd normally go for a muddy mtb, but hey, wtf.
Very good, but ask yourself this.
