Dangermike
Active Member
Just bought myself a freelander td4 gs , been 4 hours and loving it all ready!! Now thinking of all the modifications..... Side steps .. Light guards .and sound!!!
andybelfast
Member
They're great, enjoy.
Richard Martin
Well-Known Member
but forget the side steps unless your passengers are midgets
:welcome:
does it have propshafts?
does it have propshafts?
DiscoPol
Well-Known Member
*snigger*
teddywood1
Well-Known Member
i like my side steps because it keeps most of the mud of the doors
Dangermike
Active Member
Now the bumper is the old grey plastic type, what would easiest way to get it nice and black?
On my old clip I sprayed the bumpers with satin spray paint. Worked quite well.
What have you guys tried?
On my old clip I sprayed the bumpers with satin spray paint. Worked quite well.
What have you guys tried?
try plastic paint 
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Dr_evil
Banned
wangie46
Active Member
or a match
Prob the best choice
Dr_evil
Banned
scanlanlee
New Member
What is it with burning Freelanders????
I used a heat gun to restore the grey first and then back to black each time I clean it - never completely black, but far easier than getting bumpers off!
I used a heat gun to restore the grey first and then back to black each time I clean it - never completely black, but far easier than getting bumpers off!
Dangermike
Active Member
Awesome thanks everyone! Any one know of a crap yard near southend that has a few landys?
Diesel Do
Well-Known Member
If you go to a body shop paint supplier you can get a special textured plastic bumper repair paint in grey or black. I've used it on mine and changed it from faded grey to modern new looking black. It's taken years off it it also hides all the different shades when you put facelifted bumpers onto an early one!
it also hides all the different shades when you put facelifted bumpers onto an early one!
Dangermike
Active Member
Ok now it seems the tc and hill decent lights come in every now and then go off again
