What accessory to buy
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Grimmer
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Decent socket set
Have a look at the Halfrauds Pro stuff, its often on 50% off offers
Hat and gloves - one of them big torches with the flashing orange light for when he breaks down at night - sleeping bag (ditto).
The only really useful accessories I've ever fitted to mine are a reversing light and some driving lights. If you want to push the boat out, some replacement headlamp units would be good (you can't just change the bulb in a sealed beam unit fitted to most series....) but include a wiring kit with relays and thick wire!
The only really useful accessories I've ever fitted to mine are a reversing light and some driving lights. If you want to push the boat out, some replacement headlamp units would be good (you can't just change the bulb in a sealed beam unit fitted to most series....) but include a wiring kit with relays and thick wire!
payydg
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Socket set, clutch claw or Haynes manual - I've only just got my first landy and these were the first items I got. Couldn't do without any of them
Or maybe some waterproof seat covers? You can get custom printed spare wheel covers off eBay for £40, might make a personalised/abusive/embarising present
Or maybe some waterproof seat covers? You can get custom printed spare wheel covers off eBay for £40, might make a personalised/abusive/embarising present
abcdedd
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Not typical landy owners, just offering a fun present not a "oh look now i can go outside and lock my landy up and then unlock it" kind of present
i think security shuld be left up to him.. ricc
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do halfrauds do gift vouchers?
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rac membership
uncle albert
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decent bottle jack and/or HD ramps are godsend
discostew38
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Lots of tools for when he needs to fix it ( and he will )
A CD or Haynes manual ( so he knows how to fix it )
Big tin of wax oil to slow the rust down
And the all important " one life live it " sticker as is commonly found on most land rovers
A CD or Haynes manual ( so he knows how to fix it )
Big tin of wax oil to slow the rust down
And the all important " one life live it " sticker as is commonly found on most land rovers
