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As of today I have had the geerbox, clutch, steering damper, fuel sedementer, spare wheel nuts, and door lock mechanisms replaced, over the last year the springs, brakes, cylinder head, radiator, ujs, steering linkages along with hoses, gasket, fluids, fanbelt, door + rear view mirrors welding and a host of assorted other minor mechanical parts have all been replaced. I am also replacing my 4 racing slick tyres with 4 mud terrain new tyres before landy rally too.

My quetion is therefore, is my car a new or old disco?

Wow, mega bucks! i would day probably 70%new 30%old, so make that a newd!

bigspenner wrote:

My quetion is therefore, is my car a new or old disco?

Shouldn't that be:
"is my car a new, an old, or a typical disco?"

the age matters not... The fact is that you love it like you do your wife and kids and wouldnt want it any other way!!

But just to appease Michelle... Call it new!

Hi there, sounds like service items to me. They don't wear out if they are parked up. Has it done astronomical milage? It can't be a Disco though cos no mention of the boot floor being replaced
All you need to do now is make sure it is done up tight.
Best of luck.

LuckyTrucker wrote:

All you need to do now is make sure it is done up tight.

If it aint I bet I know who'll be underneath doing the tightening... whilst Paul passes the beer!

Wadyamean pass, can't think of many times when beer has passed