Well spotted. Always nice to know one person reads me posts.
Hanging round the Freelander section eh... Of course yer is. Yer P38 is a big Freelander so yer looking up faults.60 gallons, fooking 'ell
Is that the same as hanging about public toilets then?Hanging round the Freelander section eh... Of course yer is. Yer P38 is a big Freelander so yer looking up faults.
I have no idea.
Touche'.......,and how did you know my D1 smells damp,........well damp with just a hint of engine and gearbox oil.I have no idea.
The Freelander section is a pleasant, clean and dry place to be. There's a faint smell of lavender int air from a scented candle. I would image public toilets to be smelly and damp...
like yer disco.
They're normally damp because the roof and sunroof's leak. Yer would think the rust holes int floor would help dry it out.
Egzacty, cos a Freelander sunroof, or back door indeed, would never let in any water or rust out. You'd never find a fish tank in a Freelander.They're normally damp because the roof and sunroof's leak. Yer would think the rust holes int floor would help dry it out.
Have a look round in ere and enjoy yerself. Yer never know... this time next year yer could own a Freelander.
Unblock the sunroof drain pipes. Fit the rear window seal propper. Unblock the air vent in the rear behind the plastic. Job done on a Freelander. Doors dun't fall oft when wet.Egzacty, cos a Freelander sunroof, or back door indeed, would never let in any water or rust out. You'd never find a fish tank in a Freelander.
Of course the floor doesn't rust out - so the cars just fill up till the doors fall oft
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