brianp38dse
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Same height but I short legs.. and standard height I'll slide several inches off the seat before my foot hits the ground
What about access mode on the suspension,
What did you do with your Range Rover today
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What about access mode on the suspension,
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I'm really short
have to hold the steering wheel and the door if i don't want to slide up or down the seat can't do the door hinges any good anorl
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You know what they say about blokes with short legs...
You know what they say about blokes with short legs...
That they should buy sports car
.we have put side steps on all of ours cos M uses them. I just have a dirty trouser leg as it cleans the steps on the way in/out
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Success one thing removed, can't see a way to remove the autobiography badge without damage
stuu
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Success one thing removed, can't see a way to remove the autobiography badge without damage
stuu
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Still kept the little ones just behind the rear door pillar though for some reason I like them
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Heat gun on that badge only to soften up whatever goo was used (double sided thin foam probably) and some plastic levers?
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bit of heat then dental floss in a sawing motion behind it
brianp38dse
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I'm really short
If my misses can get in and out of a RR then anyone can, i only fitted side steps when she was waiting for a new hip
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Learned that keyless entry was an optional extra.. my car doesn't have it.. fortunately!!
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Every cloud has a silver lining, Kermit!
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Too much of a risk of theft.. dunno why anyone would have it enabled
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I had it on my 2005 A8. It was owned by AUDI management from new and came loaded with many "toys". I bought it with only 4000 miles on it. I quite liked the keyless entry...but that was before the crooks discovered it was an easy way to steal such cars...
Jon Dor
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Quite likely tendon or similar problem Kermit. Commiserations...I badly sprained my right wrist in the spring. Hospital gave me a splint to keep it in for 6-8 weeks. It's still problematic if I use any twisting or rotation with it...a total pain in the arse
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It's just like the car isn't even locked!! Oh.. wait.. it isn't
it only keeps nice people out
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Yeah amazingly i still have a silver spare from my last oneNice bit of rust bubbling up on the tailgate I see
i can live with the tailgate since the sills and jacking points and rear arches are in very good condition
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And to be
And to be fair its a 2006 with 125k miles on it and thats its imperfectionsYeah amazingly i still have a silver spare from my last one
