First Landy P38 mods/plans
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Finally got round to fixing the torn drivers seat with a set of covers from eBay. £10 plus postage so not bad really. I hate the brown but if I have to have it a bit longer at least it's gonna be in good condition. Fixed the broken heated seat element at the same time so double bonus.
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I had baby poo Brown seats but it don't matter when you can't see em (cos yer sat on em). They were comfy though.
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Why does the number plate on your first photo relate to a blue Renault? You are doing ok with the refurb. But still think you fitted shitty wheels. 
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Mulcaster1
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why is it that people - some! - would rather snoop into your business and leave a negative comment rather than a positive? I think you are doing an amazing job - and I for one will not be carrying out an insurance check, mot check or number plate check never mind the spellcheck! on your vehicles. so to recap - well done with the work and the vehicle and fcuk the rest!
callisr
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Said this somewhere before but I am developing a big liking for P38 Range Rovers.
I personally like the wheels but if I was being fussy maybe a bigger tyre would look slightly better.
Watching this with interest though. Keep it up and enjoy! All Landies are very personal things and you will never please everyone with your mods etc so don't bother trying!!
Keep it coming
Rich
I personally like the wheels but if I was being fussy maybe a bigger tyre would look slightly better.
Watching this with interest though. Keep it up and enjoy! All Landies are very personal things and you will never please everyone with your mods etc so don't bother trying!!
Keep it coming
Rich
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Ur a nosey c__tWhy does the number plate on your first photo relate to a blue Renault? You are doing ok with the refurb. But still think you fitted shitty wheels.
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No just observant.
Why does the number plate on your first photo relate to a blue Renault? You are doing ok with the refurb. But still think you fitted shitty wheels.
Old man’s number plate. He took it back so it’s fitted to a renault traffic now mate
Big fan of the BM's
what! Spanking example ! Fair play to you fella
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damn good looking motor. Well done
So been busy on the p38 which is good as that’s what this forum is about. Fitted those bump stops. But tonight I fitted the colour coded wingmirrors. I was told they were both 6pin which is what I needed. Actually they were both 10pin. One had the 10 pin connector still on it although only 6 wires and the other looks like it was the same only it had been cut off and bodged with some crappy tape. One was also stone chipped. So now both have been modified to 6pin and soldered together nicely before being fitted. All working nicely. No more wobbly drivers wing mirror full of silicone. Thanks previous owner! Thought I had a picture of the new soldered wire all heat shrinked and looking really tidy. Note for other owners. The wires were all the same colour.
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Good stuff, it's all the little jobs that make a big difference
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