Zed.
Well-Known Member
Glad you and the osses are all ok,but when looking for your next TD5,please make sure the chassis is solid,as they are reknowned for rusting,badly,especially the rear section,and more so round the fuel tank area,did I mention,check for rust.I'm South Wales but be willing to travelthank you
Turboman
Mab An Gov
Good plan!Glad you and the osses are all ok,but when looking for your next TD5,please make sure the chassis is solid,as they are reknowned for rusting,badly,especially the rear section,and more so round the fuel tank area,did I mention,check for rust.
Never improves towing safety if the rear crossmember falls off! 
jonny2tanx
Active Member
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/271984903701?rmvSB=true
Belongs to the partner of a forum member on Defender 2 forum
Belongs to the partner of a forum member on Defender 2 forum
give it some time
jonny2tanx
Active Member
No just a realist and 35+ years with horses and other live stock. So experience comes into play
jonny2tanx
Active Member
I cannot speak for Jo, but if I were in her position I wouldn't want to read your self opinionated crap at this time. Don't you think she's been through enough without your Doomsday approach. You should learn when to keep your (metaphorical) mouth shut, but in reality I bet you are wishing for the day when you can say 'I told you so.'
I stand by my original assessment.
blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
Perhaps using all that experience to give some useful advice would be a good idea.
It's not compulsory but most of us try to help each out
It's not compulsory but most of us try to help each out
Perhaps using all that experience to give some useful advice would be a good idea.
It's not compulsory but most of us try to help each out
Where is the facepalm smiley BB ?
