Hi all, I am new to this forum but joined so I could get some expert advice! I have a problem which I would like views on. I have to keep my Defender 110 outside and because it’s not watertight I am looking to get another (my third) storm cover. The others all ended up ripping. I may not have paid enough before but the range of prices is huge and I am just guessing. Does anyone have any recommendations from their own experience?
Fix the leaks ...
It is possible and worth the chase ...
https://www.landroverweb.com/Pdf-files/Manuals/Land_Rover_Defender_Water_Ingress_Manual.pdf
Also ...
brianp38dse
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Hello and welcome
gold rover
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Welcome.
A possible option, I didn’t know about these. Thanks for the tip.
I know fixing the problem itself has got to be the best solution. I am not the best mechanically but the video is interesting and I will ask the guy who services my Defender to take a look in a couple of months. Thanks for the tip.
Not just the video, also the pdf link, which shows panel joins etc.
Hicap phill
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And it will keep you dry while you fix it.
But note they are not welding/grinding proof
BikerB
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I have my rebuild project in one, as the landy becomes mobile soon on it wheels it will also act as a spray booth for parts to avoid painting the house, the other cars, the dog etc. They get quite warm in the sunlight so good warm conditions inside in the summer for paint drying.
Stone56
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Was looking at these from Clarke m/m but thay are only 8ft to apex and door only 6ft 6in.I have a roof rack so the door is to low any experiences
