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That's the way to do it!
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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Henry_b
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Almost there,
Gotta do the front now!!
Gotta do the front now!!
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Ooo a 6 seater
Henry_b
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Interior is coming together!
Just need the BeCM and i'll refit the front seat!
Then have to scour ebay to find some missing bits!
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ha yep!
The P38 is one of the few cars I can drive comfortably
seat goes far enough back to allow me to drive with straight legs.
The D2 doesn't lol
Gotta get this Rangie going!
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RangeRoller dt
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Can you guess, should make ‘enry laugh
Difficult to make out front on photo, another application needed
Difficult to make out front on photo, another application needed
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Eventually lifted the bonnet to find the source of the diesel leak, one leak off pipe on number 4 injector cut back and steamed to seal but it looks like its the injector it's self,bugger.
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Eventually lifted the bonnet to find the source of the diesel leak, one leak off pipe on number 4 injector cut back and steamed to seal but it looks like its the injector it's self,bugger.
Could be worse, could have steamed #4!
RangeRoller dt
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Time to try out the new dishwasher!
Datatek
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Hard luck, had that on my project car, luckily the one from my scrapper did the job even though it's the earlier one.Eventually lifted the bonnet to find the source of the diesel leak, one leak off pipe on number 4 injector cut back and steamed to seal but it looks like its the injector it's self,bugger.
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I tend to replace bolts as invariably the heads start to corrode and round off.. or they are so rusted I end up having to cut them off
ukadamwest
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Memories Memories,.
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
This thing was a monster in the snow.
Circa Jan 2018 IIRC.
They are terrific in snow.
Tried my cayenne in the snow that snowfall, not very sure footed at all compared to the P38
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Bloody predictive text,you know I meant seemed.Could be worse, could have steamed #4!
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Autocorrect is killing me. And he is a mischievous little bugger, but he'll learn the ropes.Yep those turns from the back end can be very dangerously slippery and will get the legs spinning
He looks like butter wouldn’t melt. I don’t believe you
What make and model is he
J
Aye, the wife wanted something to make her feel safe while I am away with work and I wanted something that's be OK with going on runs with. Maybe teach a few tricks.
