sas1810
New Member
Not a good idea to publish your number plate. Much too shiny, needs some mud
OOOPPPSS!!!
it will have mud soon enough. well, sludge and muck off the roads
and a bit of MUD when Will gets the new rubber on my 16's
comes up well for a 11 year old car though.
Datatek
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OOOPPPSS!!!
it will have mud soon enough. well, sludge and muck off the roads
and a bit of MUD when Will gets the new rubber on my 16's
comes up well for a 11 year old car though.
Aye, looks good, the paint on the bonnet of mine has more craters than the Somme battlefields
sas1810
New Member
Aye, looks good, the paint on the bonnet of mine has more craters than the Somme battlefields
yeah, i think its because of the BRICK shape of the front. i was toying with the idea of getting 1 of those smoked guards for the front of the bonnet. not seen any about though. bound to be 1 somewhere though.
wil2813
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dave theres a place in stoke i visited a few years ago and seen them there, but cant remember what its called
kevwill
Active Member
Try AutoustylingUK. About £60 I think.
sas1810
New Member
thanks Kev! found it, ordering it in the morning
Range Rover Mk2 (95-02) - Bonnet Guard Dark Smoke ASX for Land Rover Range Rover Mk2 (1995 on)
Range Rover Mk2 (95-02) - Bonnet Guard Dark Smoke ASX for Land Rover Range Rover Mk2 (1995 on)
I got a couple of tins of nondescript blue paint mixed up so I could have a pop at fixing the carpark wound. Not going to do any actual work until the 26th, as I start my forced 2 week holiday then. Bloody fascism I tell you, being forced to take a holiday.
But hopefully I can patch up the scratches and have her looking good as new again.
I also took her from Pickering to York to Pickering to Scunthorpe and back to Pickering again.
Almost without an issue. I left the key in position 2 while I took of my coat and put some stuff in the boot. When I came to actually turn the engine the battery wasn't happy. Got it to fire up with a traction control fault. Turned it off, started up without issue and the fault went away.
But hopefully I can patch up the scratches and have her looking good as new again.
I also took her from Pickering to York to Pickering to Scunthorpe and back to Pickering again.
Almost without an issue. I left the key in position 2 while I took of my coat and put some stuff in the boot. When I came to actually turn the engine the battery wasn't happy. Got it to fire up with a traction control fault. Turned it off, started up without issue and the fault went away.
StuckAgainSteve
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gold rover
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Dopey
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Check out LINE-X | Industrial Coatings | Truck Bed & Van Lining | Polyurea, Polyurethane Coatings
And look at the South Coast Performance cars. They have covered the whole 4x4 with black LINE-X which is normally used as a liner on flat beds. Looks very good, bet we will see a lot of offroaders like this soon. Body would last forever too. Cooooool.
