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Thought y'all might like to see how the value of these trucks has risen. I guess with the Orvis truck climbing...
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WAR EAGLE!
65 IIa 88
95 RRC 25th Anniversary
98 Discovery LE7
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It will never sell for anywhere near half that price.The Goat, 2.8 Daihatsu Td, '73 coil conversion -
I understand the type of money it takes to create a vehicle like that, but the price still seems a little high.Comment
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I see better fit and finish on my 1965 exMoD survivor, than on some of the parts of that truck. At that price, I'd expect everything to look brand spankin' new! So basically it's a joke...Tom P.
1965 exMoD 109
1995 RRC LWB w/EASComment
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Includes box of tissues for when you write the check.Stacy
Motta S.A. ItalyComment
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thread hijack.......
$ 131,900.00 78 bids on the Orvis Rovah.1970 88 IIAComment
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Look at all that crap going on in the engine bay. I don't envy anyone who has to replace the starter; or any part in that space for that matter.Comment
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You guys are missing the most important piece of this puzzle: "Eco-blahblahblah".
In today's whacky world one must only throw out the majick words, "organic", "green", "enviro-" and they can instantly expect to market their product for at least double it's worth.Comment
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i'd rather drop a quarter of that cash on an defender, insted of owning/maintaining a frankenrover.
not impressed.Comment
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I thought that was an S1 in The Gods.....
And my 88 will do 70,so why was his so slow?Comment
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1958 107 SW - Sold to a better home
1965 109 SW - nearly running well
1966 88 SW - running but needing attention
1969 109 P-UP
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...2&l=64cfe23aa2Comment
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I wonder what maintenance manual I would use for this morphadite?Wayne
1963 Series IIA 88, with 122,000 miles
1984 D110, 3 door, 300Tdi, 127,000 milesComment
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asking 140K
and he's got black duct tape holding the heater hose together 
. Wonder where the bubble gum and hair pins are?
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