:welcome2: Almat, I have enjoyed many vacations in Normandy in the Area of Granville and Mont St Michel. Still get lots of amazed stares from locals when my 110 goes by:D

G,day Wattsee and:welcome2:

Bearings can do it also track rod ends and bushes:D

What! A genuine Land Rover fred posted by FT:eek::jaw:. Please do it more often FT. In answer to your question, I have a drum parking/hand break fitted and I have had no issues with it yet. However as I am saving to replace my engine and trany system I have not been putting my car under to much...

Don't think DO!!!!:D

Welcome to the zone, :welcome2:

:welcome2::welcome: Tony to the Loonyzone. Plenty of peeps on here who will be only too happy to help advise and if possible come and help you. The priviso being; Before posting a question please use the search button at the top of the page, you will find that it has most likely already been...

Brighton home of the Freelander driver:D

Hello and :welcome2: Hope you have a good sense of humour for the inevitable hazing to come. Good bunch of people on here only to willing to halp an advise:D

Hi Bob:)

Hi Pat and :welcome2:. Bring a good sense of humour and a thick skin and you will do fine:D

Welcome to Loonyzone TPONZ:D

Hi and :welcome2: Adjelic

:welcome2: To the Zone Ido

Who are you calling "CANNON FODDER":mad: And welcome to landyzone:D

Try that in a Gaylander:boink::pop2:

Get used to it mate your owned now:rofl:

Hi Dave and welcome :welcome2:. Nice line up I am partial to a Light weight use to love driving them in the Army until they were retired in the 90,s

Mine will sit comfortably at 65 all day long. But usually stick to about 60 for fuel economy on the motorway and the speed limit in built up areas, (I likes my baby to be seen):D

ooooooh!:D:D:D