discool
Well-Known Member
Not sure, but I don't see why not, they should be similar.
Scooby
New Member
I call the Disco a Jeep as i'm sure others do the same.
I have noticed nobody else has commented on this either !
Whether i have a Disco or a Jeep has nothing to do with you !
Infact i have a Disco & a Frontera which incidently i also call it a jeep !!
The reason i HAVE to change the Disco/jeep door handles is because the key has been stolen & if this person comes back & actually steals the disco/jeep my insurance becomes invalid as i never changed the locks.
That is the reason i ask whether Rangie Classic door handles would fit a Disco.
I have noticed nobody else has commented on this either !
Whether i have a Disco or a Jeep has nothing to do with you !
Infact i have a Disco & a Frontera which incidently i also call it a jeep !!
The reason i HAVE to change the Disco/jeep door handles is because the key has been stolen & if this person comes back & actually steals the disco/jeep my insurance becomes invalid as i never changed the locks.
That is the reason i ask whether Rangie Classic door handles would fit a Disco.
why dont yu call the disco a Ford and the frontera a Mitsubushi, then you could confuse everyone, ya stupid pillock. A Jeep is a make!
Or put another way - if yu dont conform to LZ etiquette then yu wont get much help.
Or put another way - if yu dont conform to LZ etiquette then yu wont get much help.
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Scooby
New Member
Grow up why don't you !
I came on here asking for advice obviously a wrong decision to do.
If you happen to live in Scotland you'd know most people call any 4x4s a jeep which incidently neither of you do !
I'll go & ask advice where people are willing to give & not slag others off.
As for calling somebody a 'stupid pillock' just goes to show your mentality.
I came on here asking for advice obviously a wrong decision to do.
If you happen to live in Scotland you'd know most people call any 4x4s a jeep which incidently neither of you do !
I'll go & ask advice where people are willing to give & not slag others off.
As for calling somebody a 'stupid pillock' just goes to show your mentality.
Yeah but, no but, yeah but that as ok - coz this aint a vacuum cleaner forum, so yu is allowed teknical inaccuries on cleaning appliances, Sean. Plus we know yu dont really know one end of vacuum from the other
Yu hear that Trew- I am a mere child.
other pricks yep.. jeeps are a brand name for a rubbish american car .. you however own a landrover discovery and a tall vauxhall cavelier...
you need to change the locks not the door handles.. you may find it easier to change the whole handle including the barrel perhaps.. but you'd probably be better off claiming on your insurance for the theft of the key and getting the whole job done properly..
but as you came in here being a prick I aint gonna tell you that...
i can see by the fact that you have posted twice in this thread but said absolutely nothing that you are looking for attention.. so here is your attention ration for the day now **** off...
shinydiscoball
New Member
Some one needs a sense of humour implant me thinks
J.P.S
Active Member
Pmsl.................Buster- hows yo Jeep coming on?
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paul.ascroft@bmw.co.za
New Member
I drive a Ryperd (Africaans for horse) cunningly disguised as a TD5 Discovery. I call her Ryperd all the time but it does feel cold sometimes with the saddle on the roof!!
If I remember correctly, we used a lot of parts from the Rover parts bin during the development of disco 1. The door exterior handles were off the Marina (remember that bag of rubbish), the tail lights were off the Maestro van and the headlights off a sherpa van plus a load of other parts scavenged to keep the costs down. It was only when we started with Disco II and we had some more money that more dedicated L/R parts were designed.
If I remember correctly, we used a lot of parts from the Rover parts bin during the development of disco 1. The door exterior handles were off the Marina (remember that bag of rubbish), the tail lights were off the Maestro van and the headlights off a sherpa van plus a load of other parts scavenged to keep the costs down. It was only when we started with Disco II and we had some more money that more dedicated L/R parts were designed.
