greyhair said:
make some mate

Only joking I have no idea, been looking on flea bay
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Ha, I have considered it, wonder what they would look like made out of some old floor mats! Might take some measurements of the old ones.

For genuine flaps they are £60 for back and £50 on front even on ebay.

The britpart ones are cheaper, but say BRITPART across them in yellow!
 
ive got a spare pair of muddy flaps in the garage.spanking new in their wrapping
 
vilguy said:
ive got a spare pair of muddy flaps in the garage.spanking new in their wrapping
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Front or rear?

If they are rear do they have a cutout for the exhaust?

If so do you want to sell them to me?! Or were you just saying?!
 
james6546 said:
Front or rear?

If they are rear do they have a cutout for the exhaust?

If so do you want to sell them to me?! Or were you just saying?!
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ill have a look when i get in tonight. I have no idea to be honest. I have had them for about 3 years!
 
Mine are just cheapo britpart ones without their name on it so they are out there, 9 quid each Iirc?
 
I'm looking for some new ones too. quite liked the snap on/off ones that also stop all the dirt going in the cross member. Expensive though. Not sure why.
 
Alpha Wolf said:
I have just ordered some off this place
Land Rover Defender Mudflaps | Paddock
I haven't fitted them yet so I don't know what there are like and the rear left doesn't have an exhaust cut out (but then again the one that's on hasn't either)...
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Ok, thanks. I might end up getting some of them I think.

lynall said:
Mine are just cheapo britpart ones without their name on it so they are out there, 9 quid each Iirc?
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Knowing my luck I will buy some and then they will say Britpart, why would you want to advertise that?!

D90mitch said:
I'm looking for some new ones too. quite liked the snap on/off ones that also stop all the dirt going in the cross member. Expensive though. Not sure why.
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Me too, think I am going to try to make some of my own to protect the outrigger and rear crossmember.

SmileySteve said:
Got same ones, fronts been on for over a year and fine, but need to make or buy more brackets for the rears, seem fine for the money
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Ta, will get some of them
 
Easy way to make them easy to remove, stick m6 stainless bolts cross member side pointing down, then fit and tighten a nylock nut, slide mudflap bracket over bolts and then fit std plain m6 nuts, voila cheap as chips and minutes to remove for trialling etc.
 
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