All right, who has the lowest mileage!

[Quimbola]

The other thread is fun, I am sure there are some garage queens out there.

I'll start:

1994: 81,365 on it.

Anybody else?

[Bozman]

1995 D90: 49k

[themaxx]

1994 St: 59k

[lynchee]

94.....54k

[Buckon37s]

1990 about 50K

[Jon_Winningham]

1993 NAS D110 67,300 #215/500
1997 NAS D90 SW 76,000 #0128

[WhiteD90]

97 D90 SW- 46K...I think Copley has/had a truck with under 10K.

[themaxx]

Copley has a 97 LE with under 5k miles on it, #300.97 D90 SW- 46K...I think Copley has/had a truck with under 10K.

[Stmpede]

We had one at work with 4,100...thats right! A '97 Black ST with only 4,100 miles!

[rover4x4]

SW487/500 64k

[bjf]

ST395 94 - 48k

[Defender13]

st1017 94- 65k

[woldd90]

97 St 55k
97 Sw 101k

[jordan0527]

Looks like I'm leading in this thread...97 ST, 37K

[JBOD77]

95 D90 St #2113 31,400 !!!!!!

that's miles not dollars :tounge

[mountainviewrover]

97 st with 57k.

[lrnasd90]

Seems to me a lot of you guys need to get out and drive your defenders, don't get me wrong I love to just gaze at mine, but you can't beat driving them :)

[d90boy]

i think the badger man wins!!!!!

hi chris.

[badgerman]

It was just a matter of time before one of my friends posted on that subject.

[Burke]

I sold my dad's last year to Copley
'97 ST 18,000 miles

His "new" '95 ST has 33,000. My '94 shows 79k. Thats when the odo decided to stop working in '01 ;)

[landrovered]

You guyus are making me feel so...well used.

RRC 197K
110 109K

But hey my Series III only has 48K kms on it.

[ECR]

Customer '95 NAS D90 Wagon in Blue here right now with original 5100 miles.

[landrovered]

5100 miles...is that even through the break in period?

[badgerman]

I have a 1995 D-90 at my shop with 62 miles on it. No, I'm not kidding.

[jimmy salmon]

I have a 1995 D-90 at my shop with 62 miles on it. No, I'm not kidding.Didn't it have 16mls on it 2 yrs ago

[landrovered]

Speaks volumes about land rovers if they have to go to the shop with 62 and 5100 miles on them.

Now I feel better, at least I get service life out of my high milers.

[cellulararrest]

1994 D90 #614 - 56,000 miles.
I have a 1995 D-90 at my shop with 62 miles on it. No, I'm not kidding.
Is that one coniston green? I remember you telling the story of it at one point. Someone left it at your shop?

[ECR]

Actually the 5K miler is dang near mint.
It is the best 95 D90SW I have ever seen, but the guy wants it all changed up. It doesn't "need" any work. The guy just wants it tweaked out with upgrades.

The one at Badger also needs no work, but that a story Chris would need to tell.

[cellulararrest]

That's almost sad! It's nice to know there are pristine, stock, low mileage examples out there!

[badgerman]

Jimmy,

When you had your Badger half cab fitted, the 90 had 61 or 62 miles on it. When it arrived at our shop it had 29 miles on it.

Chris
Badger Coachworks

[Burke]

I have a 1995 D-90 at my shop with 62 miles on it. No, I'm not kidding.


I bet it still drips :grin

[ECR]

I bet it still drips :grin


Customer had his 2006 Defender 110 in for service the other day. Don't ask me how he got it, I don't know and don't wanna know. Anyway, the Td5 110 has a drop tray mounted to the underside of the frame below the transfer case. I guess the idea is that the drops fall into the foam pad on the pan and not on your garage floor.
I thought is was a classic "fix" straight from Land Rover.

[rmuller]

Customer had his 2006 Defender 110 in for service the other day. Don't ask me how he got it, I don't know and don't wanna know. Anyway, the Td5 110 has a drop tray mounted to the underside of the frame below the transfer case. I guess the idea is that the drops fall into the foam pad on the pan and not on your garage floor.
I thought is was a classic "fix" straight from Land Rover.

If you can't stop it... hide it!

[Stmpede]

Yeah, like the sloped floors on Disco I's so that when water leaks in it can run back out!

BTW, they sell magnetic trays (first saw them when I had my MGB - go figure) that just attach to the bottom of the oil pan to catch drips. Personally I feel more comfortable with a puddle - that way I know it still has some oil in it! :grin

[Quimbola]

Well can we get the 62 mile story from the one at Badger?

[Doug Crowther]

I thought I was "low milage" with my 94 that just turned 37k. Probably turn 38 before Thanksgiving. That garage queen period of its life ended when it fell into my grimy paws.

[Hans]

Mine has 18 miles on the odometer currently. Probably because I just replaced it this afternoon.

Did you know that programmable Autometer gauges can use the existing VSS sensor in 1994/95 Defenders?

[AggieD90]

'92 Rrc - 69k
'95 Rrc - 148k
'95 D90 - 86k
'01 Rr - 106k