Considering a Largo
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Dr.Yen
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Considering a Largo
Hi, I don't own a LArgo yet and I'm considering buying one, so over to the main forum to ask a few Qs
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jimmyrev3
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Re: Considering a Largo
Hi and welcome
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mrfish85
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Re: Considering a Largo
Hi. Your in the right place for asking as a garage will just look and scratch they're heads when you say the words largo + import
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Subsoil
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Re: Considering a Largo
It's a what mate? a Margo lol hi and welcome loads of help and great info here.
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mrfish85
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Re: Considering a Largo
Wouldn't be surprised if there is a margo out there. I seen a Isuzu fargo the other day.
Life a BITCH!!!
Then you get a LARGO!!!
Then you get a LARGO!!!
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tttonyyy
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2wd with 7 spoke alloys, replacement speakers and sub in the boot. Awaiting repair after crashing it. :(
4wd also glass top with white alloys.
Can never have too many Largos!
Re: Considering a Largo
Just check under rear for rust at back of rear floorpan and underside of rear wings. And make sure it doesn't stall when suddenly loaded (ie put in gear and steering turned over one way at the same time).
Some knock over bumps in the road but this is usually an easy (and cheap) fix - drop link bushes. Rear shocks are a bit harder to source.
That aside there's not a lot to go wrong, they're pretty good mechanically and the diesel engine is tough.
Some knock over bumps in the road but this is usually an easy (and cheap) fix - drop link bushes. Rear shocks are a bit harder to source.
That aside there's not a lot to go wrong, they're pretty good mechanically and the diesel engine is tough.