What did you do with your Range Rover today
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That's a bit of a let down Dopes thought you would have been looking for a stitched leather one.
I just got it in the post, looks good quality actually, its Raining down so I cant fit it now anyway, and I have my walnut fake clock fascia to put in as well, so I will do that on the weekend if it comes , as I am back at work Friday (15 hour stint)
Yay... now you can lose one
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MrSporty?
biketeacherdave
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Nothing its all working fine so may change my front exhaust pipe/cats iv a new one sitting here ready To go on
nigelrw
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Just rebuild suspension air compressor all working fine next job to drain and refill gearbox
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Laned it. Minimal damage.
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Laned it. Minimal damage.
You should be totally ashamed of yourself. The P38 is for exceptionally comfortable driving on roads and driving on mildly damp grass at village fetes Go to the naughty step and don't move until Alan has spoken to you.
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Was that at the gathering?Laned it. Minimal damage.
Yes! Finally got around to sending it of, would you believe the jiffy bag I had put the key in to send of still had the receipt on it from February when I bought the bag...! How time marches on.
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Yes.
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You should be totally ashamed of yourself. The P38 is for exceptionally comfortable driving on roads and driving on mildly damp grass at village fetes Go to the naughty step and don't move until Alan has spoken to you.
In our group we had Discos, we'll call it a traditional Landy and 2 P38s. Guess which was the only car not to get stuck anywhere?
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You should not take a P38 anywhere near a Disco it may catch rust..
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Started building new garage doors, Never buy a bloody P38 with a spring coversion or if you do check the height of your garage doh !!!!!!
tomcat59alan
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Your time would be better spent getting it back on air IMO.Started building new garage doors, Never buy a bloody P38 with a spring coversion or if you do check the height of your garage doh !!!!!!
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Laned it. Minimal damage.
when i was there I was put in with defenders and I was not the one that got stuck
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To be fair the Bitzer might not have got stuck if the towbar hadn't been modified or if the modification had been removed first.
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Just finished bleeding brakes after new rear callipers, disks and pads by the book so nice pedal now. Have also done an engine oil and filter change. Plus new water pump, stat, hoses and new radiator. Just waiting for a new viscous fan as mine US. But was nice to be able to pop to the recycle place for all the bottles that have accumulated whilst the car was stuck on the ramp!! Next job headlining.
