David | Nov 19, 2020 11:23 am |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market "The finest of fast cars" was its slogan when launched |
TVJL | Nov 24, 2020 10:52 pm |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market "One has to view them as luxury saloons in the vein of Bentleys rather than GT cars like Astons." Not so, Richard. They are consummate GT cars - very quick, at least with a 4-speed manual, with great handling (de dion rear end). Try catching one in a contemporary Bentley - even a DB4 would have to work hard. |
David | Nov 26, 2020 11:27 am |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market No slouch either with a modern 4 speed auto with 2 stage kickdown. 25% uprated front springs and Koni adjustable shock absorbers markedly improve the front end, and new Jag Mk10 racing brakes mean it can stop too! |
Rich5ltr | Nov 27, 2020 10:03 am |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market I stand corrected chaps, I've never been in one so I shall look forward to that experience one day! |
David | Apr 15, 2021 5:28 pm |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market LR127 is now advertised on Philip Jones' Byron site at £175K. Looks in VG condition with some new bits under the bonnet by the look of it. Fitted with twin SU carbs rather than Solex |
SRD | Apr 16, 2021 2:44 pm |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market This particular example of a Rapide can only be described as gorgeous. |
David | May 08, 2021 4:34 pm |
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Subject: Re: LR127 coming to market And judging by what LR111 achieved this week, 127 is very keenly priced even without the 4 speed auto upgrade |