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Kaine Member Since: 26 May 2006 Location: Hills of Shropshire Posts: 8902 |
anythings possible at a price, however I'd imagine its a lot cheaper and less of a headache just to buy a RHD version - save your time and money and just save for the price gap imo |
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Sat May 17 2008 8:46am |
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Lewis Simmons Member Since: 05 May 2008 Location: Auckland Posts: 7 |
Yeah I'm looking around on autotrader at the moment and there are some for sale in the mid 25k which is a heck of alot here in nz. 63k to be exact. Thanks,
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Sat May 17 2008 8:48am |
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Kaine Member Since: 26 May 2006 Location: Hills of Shropshire Posts: 8902 |
I think you'd be asking for a lot of headaches, plus consider the cost/value over the whole cycle of ownership - i.e. resale etc |
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Sat May 17 2008 8:56am |
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Lewis Simmons Member Since: 05 May 2008 Location: Auckland Posts: 7 |
Cool thanks.
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Sun May 18 2008 6:34pm |
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Smarticus Member Since: 26 May 2005 Location: Northumberland Posts: 939 |
Just out of interest, I have been helping a Czech chap buy up old RHD Discoveries and Defenders in the UK recently. He then takes these back to Prague and converts then to LHD (apparently that has to be done to get valid registration in Czech). He reckons 2 full days work per vehicle to do the conversion with the only expensive new part being a steering box and certain parts of the dash board. Most parts are designed to be interchangeable between LHD and RHD as that hugely cuts down on manufacturing costs. So I wouldn't rule out being able to convert a more modern vehicle, although suspect with all of the electrics and air bags, the task would need very specialist input. RRS TDv8 HSE Rimini
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Sun May 18 2008 8:23pm |
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dubai Member Since: 04 May 2008 Location: Dubai Posts: 15 |
I was considering purchasing a USA car as they are much cheaper even than here in Dubai. One major problem for me is the Sat Nav. The system fitted to USA cars is in some way incompatible with European cars. After a lot of research into the subject, I received a reply from Landrover Diplomatic Sales who confirmed that European maps cannot be loaded into USA cars. So if the sat nav feature is important to you and I guess it is, then there is a lot of additional expense there having a new system fitted. Cheers, |
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Sun May 18 2008 9:01pm |
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cyberjes Member Since: 12 Jan 2008 Location: Prague Posts: 167 |
should you decide to buy one from the US,
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Mon May 19 2008 2:07pm |
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