Thanks. It's a funny old video. Give it another 20 years, and he will appear even more like Harry Enfield's Mr Chumley Warner.
I do like the original black window surrounds of those first batch of Freelanders. Mind you, it's interesting to see any of the rarer variants of the FL1. The North American version had the indicators in the bumper for example. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/land-rover-freelander-se3-road-test-review.
But for a completely different bumper on the pre-facelift, the Callaway Supercharged Freelander is interesting. http://www.roverworld.com/callaway_freelander.htm (as is what they did to the V6 to achieve 250 BHP!)
Jim
I do like the original black window surrounds of those first batch of Freelanders. Mind you, it's interesting to see any of the rarer variants of the FL1. The North American version had the indicators in the bumper for example. https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/land-rover-freelander-se3-road-test-review.
But for a completely different bumper on the pre-facelift, the Callaway Supercharged Freelander is interesting. http://www.roverworld.com/callaway_freelander.htm (as is what they did to the V6 to achieve 250 BHP!)
Jim
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GrumpyGel
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The "snazzy" graphics in the intro to that video immediately made me realise how old my car is
Madmustang
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I agreed but I like them and they still have a modern style
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An interlude
