specifically a 98 or 99 discovery with about 100k-150k miles. How reliable are they? do they break down often? expensive to maintain? any insight is appreciated.

12/24/2006 2:19:01 PM

HAHA

12/24/2006 2:21:17 PM

Are you already a master mechanic...or just wanting to become one?

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12/24/2006 2:44:15 PM

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"How reliable are they?"

not very

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"do they break down often?"

yes

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"expensive to maintain?"

yes

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"Are you already a master mechanic...or just wanting to become one? "

12/24/2006 2:51:54 PM

A six year old Land Rover with 150k miles isn't pimp, poser.

12/24/2006 3:00:06 PM

there are so many better ways to waste your money

not to mention that your blood pressure and stress will be much lower

12/24/2006 3:25:21 PM

these things are great. I really think you should get one.

12/24/2006 4:08:37 PM

http://www.thewolfweb.com/message_topic.aspx?topic=400439

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12/24/2006 4:30:08 PM

definitely should read the land rover thread for sure

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"specifically a 98 or 99 discovery with about 100k-150k miles. How reliable are they? do they break down often? expensive to maintain? any insight is appreciated."

some are reliable, some are not. Scuba Steve ('98 with 108k), my self ('96 with 99k), and baonest's sister ('96 with maybe 120k?) all have pretty reliable Discovery Series ones... Str8BacardiL has a more unreliable one. obviously a more unreliable one will be more to maintain.

also http://www.discoweb.org

12/24/2006 6:15:14 PM

Quote :

"Are you already a master mechanic...or just wanting to become one? "

12/24/2006 7:09:41 PM

i laffd

12/24/2006 8:11:36 PM

why would you even ask if they were expensive to maintain? thats a given

12/26/2006 1:25:14 AM

Pictures speak louder than words.

12/26/2006 8:01:56 AM

homo

12/28/2006 12:19:20 PM

http://www.thewolfweb.com/message_topic.aspx?topic=369431

12/28/2006 12:27:25 PM