What have you done to your Landie today.
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nickysnewmotor
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anyone clued up on freelanders? pm me please
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baggyjim
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perhaps he likes to have the p~~s ripped in private
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Muddy Gonzo
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Well m.o.t time on wed, been over topcats all day sorting the bits out that need doing, exhaust, lights, doors, brakes, wheel bearings all done, found a small hole which turned out to be a large hole which turned out to be a new sill so this is gonna get finished on Tuesday then i think she should go through ok.
Big thanks Tim, today wont be forgotten matey just gimmie a shout when you need a hand digging out ready for the garage pal.
Big thanks Tim, today wont be forgotten matey just gimmie a shout when you need a hand digging out ready for the garage pal.
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acquired some bits.... if it doesn't rain tomorrow, i will hepefully be, replacing all the bushes with the nice shiny flo-flex ones i got today, replacing a pair of outriggers and adding a crossmember, then fitting a 'new' steering column and mounting the cab
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That sounds like a hell of a day for a Sunday.Maybe you should call yourself superman in future.Ihave shiny polybushes too but toolazy to fit.Ishall have to knacker some first to motivate me.Hope weather is good.acquired some bits.... if it doesn't rain tomorrow, i will hepefully be, replacing all the bushes with the nice shiny flo-flex ones i got today, replacing a pair of outriggers and adding a crossmember, then fitting a 'new' steering column and mounting the cab
G-man
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cheers the welding is top of the list as its gonna be the hardest job and most time consuming
the welding is top of the list as its gonna be the hardest job and most time consuming
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New boot floor welded in. New rear brake pipes. Fitted 300Tdi headlights, definate improvement on the 200 Tdi ones. Just gotta buy and fit 2 small spilt pins and take it back for a MOT retest in the morning.
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Well not just today but over the last month I have fitted a Raptor dash console with carling switches. Rewired the front fan, rear work lights, fixed the wiring for the rear wiper and started the wiring for the front heated screen.
However today I have fitted new, well new to me, speakers and stereo. I NOW HAVE MUSIC....... sooooo happy, not that I don't like the rattle of the engine but now I can listen to tunes rather then just on my pod. Headphones are good but only if there is one in the car.
However today I have fitted new, well new to me, speakers and stereo. I NOW HAVE MUSIC....... sooooo happy, not that I don't like the rattle of the engine but now I can listen to tunes rather then just on my pod. Headphones are good but only if there is one in the car.
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got busy prepping the disco for sale to add to my 110 fund
checked the boot floor
looked clean enough but gave it a quick sand and blast with hamerite anyway along with the sills.
so decided to colour match the wing (its only been like this since about January), the original had a dent in the top.
a quick sand and prime
ran out of paint at this point :doh:
finally got another can of spray and after a few more coats fitted back to the disco
Just got to lacquer it but wanted to give it a couple of days for the paint to dry properly and figured I can do it while the wing is fitted anyhoo.
checked the boot floor
looked clean enough but gave it a quick sand and blast with hamerite anyway along with the sills.
so decided to colour match the wing (its only been like this since about January), the original had a dent in the top.
a quick sand and prime
ran out of paint at this point :doh:
finally got another can of spray and after a few more coats fitted back to the disco
Just got to lacquer it but wanted to give it a couple of days for the paint to dry properly and figured I can do it while the wing is fitted anyhoo.
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timberjock
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jist finished puttin back the head liner and put a new belt on the power steering , put the mats back in. So jist to get the mot sorted
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(defender) (dont have a disco2 anymore!) over last month or so, fitted new front light guards, new mudflaps, new leather seats. new rear prop and uj's, days and days of polishing her. and early this morning fitted my new black chequer plate wing tops before i went to work lol
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Finally after a years ownership got my passenger window working!
New regulator and removing and repositioning the window slider sorted it.
New regulator and removing and repositioning the window slider sorted it.
instantsquid
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Not today but at the weekend...
... I fitted a pair of forward-facing seats in the back of my Ninety, and a pair of proper seatbelts. Took both kids out for the day in the Landy on Sunday - their little faces were priceless!
... I fitted a pair of forward-facing seats in the back of my Ninety, and a pair of proper seatbelts. Took both kids out for the day in the Landy on Sunday - their little faces were priceless!
G-man
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fook all as i have spent the evening down at the hospital with me mate
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Replaced sagging Britpart springs with new set of Bearmach. seems a better ride and now sits straight, happy days.
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