buckshot
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gave the wheels a couple of coats of smoothrite black in readyness for the new boots arriving tomorrow 
What have you done to your Landie today.
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Home cinema?
(Even I don't know why I wrote that ...)
(Even I don't know why I wrote that ...)
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Trewey
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Do you always have breakfast in the Landy fella?
Nah - I only eat raw meat.
The corn is pheasant food.
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Not just today, but over the last week!
New rear shoes, new rear drums, new rear brake cylinders, new polybushes all round, bled the brakes, engine and transmission oils/service etc, pumped the tyres up and started modding the OG floor mats for extra comfort and sound deadening
Drive like a new car
New rear shoes, new rear drums, new rear brake cylinders, new polybushes all round, bled the brakes, engine and transmission oils/service etc, pumped the tyres up and started modding the OG floor mats for extra comfort and sound deadening
Drive like a new car
Andy Land
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Not just today, but over the last week!
New rear shoes, new rear drums, new rear brake cylinders, new polybushes all round, bled the brakes, engine and transmission oils/service etc, pumped the tyres up and started modding the OG floor mats for extra comfort and sound deadening
Drive like a new car
How long did the Polybush kit take to fit fella? ... on my 'to do' list for this summer
GRATCH
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How long did the Polybush kit take to fit fella? ... on my 'to do' list for this summer
Takes minutes to fit. What ya shud've arsked is 'How long did it take you to take the bits off and remove the old bushes, fella?'
Andy Land
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Takes minutes to fit. What ya shud've arsked is 'How long did it take you to take the bits off and remove the old bushes, fella?'
'How long did it take you to take the bits off and remove the old bushes, fella? ...
GRATCH
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'91 Defender
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Aha what he said! I did a couple of bits a night, spread the work and you don't swear quite so much getting parts off
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It's worth soaking nuts n bolts with penetrating fluid for a few days prior.
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Ohh yeah that too!
Andy Land
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Ok then, I'll do that ... did you go for genuine Polybush or Floflex etc?
'91 Defender
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I I think it was flowflex or something similar. Was around £70 off ebay, and came with every bush under the sun. Fitting them took a matter of minutes (Rear shocks took 5 minutes each to remove and rebush). Totally transformed the car
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Oh and they're orange, looks awesome :hippie:
Andy Land
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Good stuff ... will probably use the same but will definately be avoiding the 'yellow' ones
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Today I have stuck my offside mirror glass back in with Blu-tac after a w****r in a transit wripped it of. Didn't bother to stop, dear of him. Close to a hundred quid and no point claiming on insurance. I wouldn't mind but us Gaylander drivers need the mirrors to help with the hair and lipstick.
Andy Land
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That's what I admire in a Gaylander driver ... honesty!
Anyway I'm assuming the whole door fell off with it?
Dave Hoatson
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It's amazing what you can stick back on with Blu-Tac, used virtually a whole packet. I was saving up for a new lipstick as well.
buckshot
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took delivery of me new rubber for the old 90
and me new silencer replacement pipe for the 110
alright it is a **** part 1 but its stainless and was quite impressed for £43 + the dreaded
and me new silencer replacement pipe for the 110
alright it is a **** part 1 but its stainless and was quite impressed for £43 + the dreaded
