rriggs
New Member
stownrow
New Member
rriggs
New Member
not the genuine part though!
He didn't ask for genuine - He asked for cheap!!
Cheers
Rog
stownrow
New Member
He didn't ask for genuine - He asked for cheap!!
Cheers
Rog
yeah thats true!
but personally i'd go for the genuine ones hehe
bustersbus
Well-Known Member
If it's just for show, then go for the plastic ones . Spend a little more and get the metal ones, these will protect yer light from supermarket trolleys and irate old wimmen when their blue rinse goes wrong
. Spend a little more and get the metal ones, these will protect yer light from supermarket trolleys and irate old wimmen when their blue rinse goes wrong 
davidbrown
New Member
IMHO I don't see the real purpose of this accessory
rriggs
New Member
Two main reasons for fitting lights guards:
1. Offer some protection to the lights
2. Some people (including me!) like the look of a 4x4 with light guards on. It's a style thing y'know
Cheers
Rog
adam01
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bustersbus
Well-Known Member
1. From what? ok the front ones, but why the rear
it's not as if summits gonna be kicked up to break thum unless it's shoppin' trolleys in the supermarket carpark 2.OMG!!! let me guess, you'd love it to look like the latest fashion aswell like burberry, kappa or addidas... why not paint some checked or striped pattern and stick a baseball cap on it too
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
1. From what? ok the front ones, but why the rear
2.OMG!!! let me guess, you'd love it to look like the latest fashion aswell like burberry, kappa or addidas... why not paint some checked or striped pattern and stick a baseball cap on it too
It's an hairdressers car. Lets face it they make great bling chariots especiaaly as 99.9% of em never go offroad
bustersbus
Well-Known Member
Unfortunatley i had one of these a wee while back and then seen sense
The most I blinged it up was sum front light guards, only cos i got a cracked lense and didn't want it to happen again!!!! I must be in the 0.1% cos apart from gettin' to work, mines was offroad the rest of the time( or at least as far as it would let me, then I had to walk the rest!!!!!
) Like I said, I seen sense and bought a defender
Pikey
Dummy Ejection Facilitator..
We hippo owners like a bit of refinement and style.
Should have brought a BMW or an Audi then. There's nowt stylish about been carried about on the back of a recovery truck.
Srellik
New Member
Been there, done that. Boring and bland. At least with the Landy there's a bit of character to go with everything else, good or bad. Saying that I have never had any serious problems with my FL.
rriggs
New Member
Have had a BMW, two VWs and a Nissan in the past. All reputable reliable marques. All broke during the time I owned them. Only car I have owned that never broke was a Renault and they're supposed to be rubbish...
You pay your money you take your chances...
Cheers
Rog
rriggs
New Member
We hippo owners like a bit of refinement and style. If we wanted a Tratter then we may as well just tip a cupboard on its side and put some wheels ont bottom....good as the real thing.
Not quite the real thing - Cupboards are much, much quieter and don't rot where the ally meets the steel...
Cheers
Rog
(ex Defender owner)
