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Love this Blog.
Chris Scott also took a modified 190 to the Sahara, and managed to get back :lol:
I think the front suspension arms broke somewhere in Europe which was the end of it.
Russ
supercool!
Well, unfortunately the Saharagelber 300TD won't last that long if he changes the oil (and not even the filter) every 40.000 Kms!:
http://300td.org/maintenance-history/
:roll:
Started @ 58950km (nov 2005)
Now @ 224500km (jan 2010)
165550 km. Seems to be surviving :!:
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This a translation from one of his posts where he is in a campsite next to some Spanish Landrovers in Morocco. There are maybe 3 under the bonnets and 1 underneath:
"Most people are now gone and a group of Spaniards with two Land Rovers have been added. They are tinkering with the many relatively new Land Rovers, they were still spotless and secretly I thought it fun, that with such heavy artillery were already in jobs. To see the cars they had not seen much progress." :lol: :lol:
Mind you I have seen how they drive. Complete hooligans. Nothing would with stand their idiocy. I did talk to a garage owner in Zagora though and he loved them :lol: :lol:
Russ