Alibro
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Ouch! Think I'll just keep the hard top.
I want to go off-roading in a Freelander
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Probably on the grounds of cost.
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Is that some kind of insurance, in case it gets wet and the doors fall off?
Not really. It stops the plush carpet getting wet. Freelander's can't be hosed out in the same way that a tratter can. Kinda helps keep the doors on, don't you think
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Not really. It stops the plush carpet getting wet. Freelander's can't be hosed out in the same way that a tratter does. Kinda helps keep the doors on, don't you think
Not sure if the newer tratters are as hoseable as the old ones. They have carpet, and electronics!
And the doors stay on tratters, but when the frames get rusty, the doors tend to droop! Or flap!
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It says 60mph on packaging-see photoI'm not sure it's designed to be a permanent fixture. The name Shower Cover kinda suggests that it's temporary. Maybe only for use when parked?
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Here it is
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Freelander has been sat in my garage for a while now-not going to touch it till my Disco2 v8 auto is sold
