Marmaduke
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I think it goes all land and range rovers. I remember seeing a brand new range rover sport on top gear and water was dripping from the interior light when it rainedSame as the D2 then, ......................
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lightning
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5mm ball bearings hammered into the hinge bolts, together with Nyloc nuts on the ones that aren't captive, will secure the doors as well as it's possible to do.
And only costs under a tenner.
neilly
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Silly ideas time,
Has anyone ever looked at using the 6mm plastic bb gun balls? OK only hard plastic, but at least they could be removed with time and patience if the owner ever wanted them off. But having to dig out the bb's on all the bolts would still take time and effort.
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bankz5152
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Good idea!
Thinking out loud here, seeing as fender door bolts are recessed could one not add a thread to the recess itself and screw in a large grub screw type bolt?
Meaning you have to remove that before anything else. Removes immediate access to the door bolts, wont look terrible, easy to remove should the owner need too. At the very least itd slow anyone down.
Thinking out loud here, seeing as fender door bolts are recessed could one not add a thread to the recess itself and screw in a large grub screw type bolt?
Meaning you have to remove that before anything else. Removes immediate access to the door bolts, wont look terrible, easy to remove should the owner need too. At the very least itd slow anyone down.
neilly
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Let us know how you get on, For the price of them could be a nice cheap simple "slow them down" solution.
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