a warm welcome to our foreign friends from france and wales..  ..............................




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Thanks scarey, the mainland is greeting the Island I want a FFRR with LPG

Thank you scarey,

Hope it wont be too long till a L322 on my drive

Oh I do like you avater, where did you find that one, would scare us back over the boarder......well till the Dragon lands! lol  If it dont work.......burn it!

Hello all

Finally a forum dedicated to FFRR's! Got a TD6 with a coupel of niggly problems, will use the search function as much as possible guys, but if it comes to posting, should I post each issue as a new post?

Cheers all in advance for your help

I would suggest seperate posts, some threads can get quite detailed. It saves confusion too. Td6 SE
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Previous LR- Disco 300TDi Auto

Morning all,
New to FFRR but been a disco3 member for 2 yrs. love my 3 but may look at FFRR's in the future
Jambo Disco 3 owner from disco3 forum. K7MUN TDV6 S Auto, 2005, Adriatic Blue, Xenons, Harmon Kardon, SE Alloys & AT's. 148k miles. BAS Blanked EGR's, now with K&N Filter fitted. 1st Landie, now full LR convert.

Hi folks ,just joined forum yesterday after finding a mention of it in Land Rover magazine,have never heard of it before and ive had my L322 TD6 SE for two and a half years.How did I ever miss this site and forum?it certainly seems the most detailed and helpful sites ive found .Hope to get to talk to lots of its members. Range Rover TD6 SE in White Gold - colour not listed on forum list.

welcome ,welcome.....  ..............................




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Hi.
I'm Jim.
I live in Genesee, Colorado, USA.
We have 2 Rangies; a 2000 & a 2005, both are the NAS-spec HSE models.
I found this site a couple days ago; I had been an active member on RangeRovers.net until very recently when, IMHO, RR.net went to Helena Handbasket.

Anyways, the 2000 RR gets to see some mountain off-roading when we go camping.
The '05 RR isn't going off-road any time soon. Unless the zombie apocalypse happens, it which case both the Rangies and the jeep are ALL heading to the woods!

I live in what we call the "foothills" of the Rocky Mountains. My house is at 7500 feet above sea level, so winters here are somewhat more snowy than other places.
From home, it's less than a 30-minute drive to 1 of the National Forests, where we go camping. Once at the Forest boundary, another 30 minutes in low range gets us to some really nice, high-elevation areas.

The "Sleeper house" is my neighbor, about 1/2 mile away as the crow flies.
Google "sleeper house" for pix.
Woody Allen's film "Sleeper" was shot there.
I call it George Jetson's house, primarily because I don't care much for Woody Allen.

Looking forward to being able to contribute to your forum! 2000 HSE
2005 HSE

welcome to the forum...that area for what i've seen is spectacular..we stayed in farmington after visiting the four corners and found the people and the views great.. ..............................




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Long time lurker here. Have been thinking about buying a ffrr for some years now but for one reason or another have not. Had an e46 M3 for nearly 5 years which i got out of November last year and rather than be patient i went nuts and bought an M5 (e60). Its a really lovely car but the minute i bought it i knew i should have just waited and bought the range rover. Insanely fast but i just cant use it like it should be used so back to the drawing board and hope i dont lose too much on the M5.

I was originally looking at a 4.2 supercharged however after returning 12mpg in my 5ltr M5 think i will now plumb for the TDV8. For the driving i now do i think this makes more sense to me.

Really want Stornaway with Parchment if i can low miles 07/08

Anyway just saying hi

cheers

Marc

Hi Mark, Welcome along. I had that achingly difficult decision - E60 M5 or S/C. Guess which one I chose?
I also had a couple of E46 M3's in my time, but nothing comes close!

The more I drive it, the more I don't regret my decision!

I also think you'll get more that 12mpg in an SC! 2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black

Cheers Alan. The M5 is a fantastic piece of kit but I do a lot of around town driving hence 12 mpg so I don't think the s/c would be much better. I bought it knowing consumption would be bad so that not really the issue it's just to enjoy it the engine has to be screaming by which point the speed limit has long gone so not as fun as the m3 if that makes sense as power not as useable. Think I am getting old:)

Happens to us all, I'm afraid!  2008 TDV8 Vogue SE in Java black

Hello!

I had a discovery II TD5 XS for 7 years that I mistakenly sold last year! doh!

I've owned a 3.9V8 RR Classic Vogue for the passed 12 months and I'm thinking about getting something a bit newer with a few more toys!

So I'm in here to do some research. Site was recommended to me by one of your exisiting members and fellow member of a Lotus forum. (I have an Elise also).

cheers,
N