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It would look very nice on your new purchase 
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Pm the details please bud and I’ll wire it overIt would look very nice on your new purchase
Won some allmakes covers on eBay - new but very old in bag for 12 quid. Don’t think I’ll ever find another original but will keep looking out.
What a difference, floor has been wire wheeled with the grinder, then hydrate 80 after a degrease. Then in was chassis black and sound deadening followed by dynax anti corrosion wax. Big dose of it!
What a difference, floor has been wire wheeled with the grinder, then hydrate 80 after a degrease. Then in was chassis black and sound deadening followed by dynax anti corrosion wax. Big dose of it!
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That looks so much better, I'll PM you
Mental isn’t it. Really that wasn’t much graft to seal it from water and to protect all the sheet metal. New gaiters and carpet make a huge difference! I’m quite excited to buff the paint at some point! It was actually green originally. I love these blues but green would’ve been cool.
Noticed the drivers door seal let’s in a little water where it’s nackered. Stole the rear door seal off my other one as have a fresh Land Rover one to go in that on the shelf. Not sure if I have a rear window seal and don’t plan or fancy doing that anytime soon. I’ll likely give it a good clean then puraflex the spilts to be honest!!
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That's what I did with the rear rubbers on mine, is it a pig of a Job to change them then?
I’ve never done a rear window but imagine it’s a bit of a dick and I’ll need to buy the window clamp thingies and rope a mate in to help. It’s only the rear one that’s bad on the pig I think.
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It's weird how they split like that, can't have been a good design or bad rubber
They’re getting quite old aren’t they. Lots of seasons to punish them. Although they’ll be 90s jap cars with perfectly good seals at this age
. Genuine seals feel such higher quality than britpart or similar also. I’ve got a genuine rear door seal in my stock and it feels really good quality. Same with defender - bought pattern door seals and they weren’t up to much then got LR ones and they were 10 times better. They’re far more expensive though
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smart motor, responds well to some TLC.
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Mine spent it's life garaged and 13 years tucked away.They’re getting quite old aren’t they. Lots of seasons to punish them. Although they’ll be 90s jap cars with perfectly good seals at this age
Genuine seals feel such higher quality than britpart or similar also. I’ve got a genuine rear door seal in my stock and it feels really good quality. Same with defender - bought pattern door seals and they weren’t up to much then got LR ones and they were 10 times better. They’re far more expensive though
But they still split, the front one is fine though
