I suspect pre facelift and facelift covers would both fit okay, However, there is no need to worry about blocking airbags with seat covers on any FL1

I can bring extras for peeps to take home if wanted, provided Andy can provide freezer space for the night. They're soooooo good.

We may be remote but Ovens have been here for a while now 😀

They'll be Etheringtons. They're the closest to home made pasties of any shop bought ones that I've found

All good for pasties. Assume you're okay to supply the oven? Might be worth giving me pre orders for numbers. Don't know if we'll be able to do gluton free 😜 Oh, and tea stall? I thought a bar would be better...

I might be able to do something there. A friend of mine has featured in LRO a few times and has met staff members. I'll ask him for a contact. *edit* The contact is at LRM (oops). Anyway, message sent.

Im in 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 then.

Sorry boys I have some bad news I've booked the ferry so your gonna have to listen to me droning on!!!! :banana: Edit: Assuming I make it that is. 🤣

Booked the MOT for Thursday... fingers crossed it'll make it down there under its own power, if not I guess I'll be towing it :rolleyes:

I think Gel was merely thinking of the more salubrious county. Tell you what though, it would be epic to see @Alibro bring that machine all the way from NI. Would love to see it in the flesh, volts an' all.

got back drivers side tittivated up just got rear passenger side to do shocks springs drop links arms and wheel bearings

We need pictures!

No deadline, day before will do. Our kind neighbours 1/2 mile away are very flexible !!

I will be there for the day no matter what. Just need to work out if I'm definitely going to camp or not. Depends slightly on the boy and his mum's work. I'd like to bring him up but a day of us old nerdy sods will see him pretty bored I'm sure...

From time to time I thought about cup holders, I have the rectangular tray thingy. I eventually concluded that the tray is a better option for me. I've made my own cupholder in the driver's door pocket by pushing in a plastic pottle. Not exactly...

Pump yer tyre up 😉👍

I've been using a Freelander for this job since the sand pit was dug. Initially it was diesel but doing it with electric is much nicer. :)

or so... :D

Cheers mate, sound advice and yeah ... they are heavy! ... came off easy enough though and went back on without too much of a struggle. My 'project work van' is now finished too! ... and super happy with it. Second project Freelander for me in...

You're not wrong there.

Popping up Yr Wyddfa whilst you're there? Them Welshies definitely need a few more vowels in their words.

I’m currently around the mountains on holiday. Decided to take the F2, just ‘because’. Just refuelled (like charging points, petrol stations are few and far between around here). Kent > Bristol > North Wales. Over 350 miles, a smidge over 38 MPG...

Ha. Like it, although I'd just like to say, I think the double cup holders on the dash of the facelift FL1 are the best cup holders in any car I've ever had. Very secure and accept decent sized drinks recepticles, and they are not flimsy fiddly...

That's brilliant, especially knowing the vehicle build.

So after the prestige of driving on a road trip to Dublin it's back to the day job. Brother in law is a farmer and a few years ago he let us build a horse arena for our daughter Rachel in his field. This is how I level it.

If mine was to die tomorrow I'd definitely go for this one. A couple of bits that need doing (sunroof and door seals doable, wheels easily sorted). It's got all the options and the right spec for me and it's also the right side of the tax...

Impressive stuff. I occasionally have to design EV charging installations at work so I am quite interested in what installs are good (or not) and often chat to owners to find out their experiences. I'm told that some chargers can be a bit iffy...

I'm popping off for holibobs a week on Sunday so my ignoring is gonna reach the next level. That's the thing I'm most looking forward to whilst away

As shared, but a link is here; https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/234968274920 Mine are still bedding in so will report back.

When cold, the Jatco does hold the lower gears for longer than normal. Sometimes, on occasion, for quite a bit longer than it really feels it should. Are you sure it's not just this?