THEengineer

whatever

• Mar 1, 2015

• #1

how does this type fit a freelander?it looks a permanant fit,we want it to be easy to remove

 

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Johnspalltd4

New Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #2

I'll have a look and take a couple of pics of mine as mines got one fitted but the chap did say it unscrews if you don't need it so ?

 

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kevins

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #3

simply fold the rear seats down locate the guard on to the slots either side and fold the seats back up no permanent fixing required

 

THEengineer

whatever

• Mar 1, 2015

• #4

kevins said:

simply fold the rear seats down locate the guard on to the slots either side and fold the seats back up no permanent fixing required

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brilliant,thanks

 

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glynnp

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #5

I have one for sale if your interested. Not sure where you are though. I'm in West Yorkshire.

 

THEengineer

whatever

• Mar 1, 2015

• #6

glynnp said:

I have one for sale if your interested. Not sure where you are though. I'm in West Yorkshire.

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south wales,is it the same as the one in the picture?

 

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glynnp

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #7

It is yep.

 

THEengineer

whatever

• Mar 1, 2015

• #8

how much with postage to CF34?

 

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glynnp

Active Member

• Mar 1, 2015

• #9

Sent you a pm but need your full post code for postage quote.

 

GrumpyGel

Well-Known Member

• Mar 2, 2015

• #10

Yes they are very easy to get in and out. Next time bloody cumbersome. Next time very easy. One of those awkward shapes that usually goes in and out fine - but for some unfathomable reason, if you get it round a certain way, just doesn't want to budge

 

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nickcc

Well-Known Member

• Mar 3, 2015

• #11

They usually come with bottom fixing brackets which fix where the front D rings are mounted. As previous post, no need to use these fixings as the seats hold the guard in place.