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I know what you mean, and they do sit towards the front of the wheelarches, although this is exagerated by the narrow track of the vehicle, and the angle of the pictures.
...but I assure you that the axles and springs are mounted correctly! As the axles articulate, they move up and back.edit: in this photo, taken with a longer lens, the perspective distortion is less, so they look a bit more normal:
Sam_Doman-
Aaah,
so the tyres sit inside the arches?
I'm certain the LR afficionadoes who will be considering buying this vehicle will know the (leaf spring?) suspension allows the axles some rearward movement.If you are looking for 'top dollar', I guess from being the third passenger in a LR a couple of times, you need to stress if the heating system has been upgraded/improved,
and,
if you have upgraded the 'radio' to one with Bluetooth to allow easy connection to the ubiquitous iPhone. -
So nice! I'd bloody love a series.
mespilus
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Is it just the angle from which the photos were taken,
it looks like the tyres on both axles are too far forward,
and with even modest articulation will hit the wings.
(I know nothing about Land Rovers).