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Hi
Just bought the wife a 2001 LWB limited 3.2 V6. I have always liked Frontera's and after having a drive of this one I really enjoyed it lol. I have a Jeep G Cherokee V8 Limited but now thinking of getting a Frontera for me 
What are the best ones to go for? in LWB
Steve
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cowboy1sf
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- Location: Guildford, Surrey
- Model: 3.2 V6 5dr
- Registration Year: 2001/X
- Vehicle Name: ?
- Region: South East
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In my opinion your have the best B series of them all in the 3.2 V6. They came in both LWB and SWB. They are even better on LPG as well as the fuel costs are greatly reduced and they do like running on gas.
For the earlier models (Series A) it would have to be the 2.8 TDi. Again they are available in both LWB and SWB.
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RatCav
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Hi-roof modification.
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+3" body lift.
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Many thanks! I do like the V6. Iv noticed that some models come with more features in them that others.
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cowboy1sf
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Some features were optional extras so depends what the initial purchaser got.
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