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Just watched the vid it's excellent.Arctic Frost Discovery 3 TDV6 SE, Active Rear Diff, Adaptive Head Lights, Tow Pack, Ebony Leather, Roof Rails, Mantec Guard. Tasmod Stainless Sill plates. Grabber AT's. Home made mud flaps. Side Steps back on until the next time.
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7th Oct 2007 7:48 am
highbridgeflyer
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The down hill rock crawl looked liked Stanage. Could be wrong tho' aint been up there for years
7th Oct 2007 10:32 am
Gareth Site Moderator
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Yep, thats Stannage and a very brave D3 driver too Also Bakewell ford, which incidently is now inadvisable to drive due to the fact that its known as a bridleway.
7th Oct 2007 1:22 pm
simon
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Good spotting there too
7th Oct 2007 1:26 pm
SN
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Gareth wrote:
Yep, thats Stannage and a very brave D3 driver too
Awwww - so Stannage has gone as a Disco 3 first for one of us then then? Steve N | 21MY Defender | 08MY Discovery 3 (history) | 06MY Discovery 3 (ancient history)
7th Oct 2007 6:24 pm
Gareth Site Moderator
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Naahh!! thats the easy way (down)
7th Oct 2007 9:17 pm
nwoods
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simon wrote:
Good spotting there too
Really? I was thinking the exact opposite. I would never have placed that large rock under the middle of the D3. I would have placed the truck about a foot to the drivers right.
That female passenger in the first Defender certainly looked quite nice
8th Oct 2007 2:40 am
Gareth Site Moderator
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I know that lane very well, and believe me, its very tight.
I would say that a longer vehicle has to go over that big rock to some extent. There is a large rock on the drivers side which prevents you going too far over, if you mis-judge it and rest your front bumper against the rock, you are cross axled and its very hard to reverse away to have another go. I know, I got stuck there in my 109 2a, and needed a high lift to move the vehicle away from said rock.
Its a great lane, but please don't try it in your D3 without walking it first. Some say it is actually the best rock crawling available on a public road in the UK 8)
8th Oct 2007 8:28 am
SN
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Gareth wrote:
Its a great lane, but please don't try it in your D3 without walking it first
Says the man that reversed half a mile back down the hill from that particular section... Steve N | 21MY Defender | 08MY Discovery 3 (history) | 06MY Discovery 3 (ancient history)
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due to the fact that its known as a bridleway.
