Glad someone asked this as its something I shall be doing at some point, I will be running some BIG powercable from the bay to the boot to run my amp so will wire in my distribution block to enable me to have a worklight and cig sockets fitted to the rear. Is there a half decent route to run...

I could put D1 alloys on but fancy a change and like the look of D2 Hurricane rims!

I had to fix mine and just used some of that No Nails stuff, worked a treat!

Dont know where you are on the Herts/Essex border but Benington Landrover always have a few 300TDi Discoveries in...

Your right, 20" is a tad big! Mind you some 18" Hurricanes would look pretty smart, maybe time for some photoshopppery! To be honest i'd love to purchase a set of Zu wheels but the price outweighs the gain unless I could find some real cheap, some second hand D2 wheels and hub adaptors must...

Yeah it does go offroad, it gets scratched on byways, dunked in fords, picks the kids up from school, takes me to weddings and pops to Tescos! Was looking at the price of mud terrains when the time comes and working out how often I actually 'need' massive chunky tyres - thought it'd cause less...

Thinking that after the winter I may save wear and tear on my wheels/tyres/bearings etc by removing my 30mm wheel spacers and 285 mud terrains and fit some 18" Discovery2 wheels, after searching eBay I have seen theres lots of different wheel designs I could fit. Of course I will keep me muds...

I used to do vehicle recovery on a daily basis including things like this... Me personally would have attached a bridle to the front wishbones and pulled it gently out either with a winch or low box first. Or backwards using again a bridle round the rear beam to give an equal pull. Doing it...

How about getting a picture photoshopped? Or just fablon your rear windows?

No I havent but watched a fair few punch event video's on Youtube and they dont really look appealing to me, plus I have my kids on the weeknd of the 20th....not really into laning and the like so tend to do it on the weekend I dont have them!

Not really my cup of tea to be honest mate. Cheers for the heads up though :)

Put fuel in it. Drove it. Got it dirty. Parked it up. Nice and cheap!!

Totally agree with you there, I did notice a few places where obvious 4x4 activity, I was just being nosey to be honest and wasnt sure about the legality of driving it from the sign so parked up and walked down so far before I got tired and aborted! About halfway down theres a very very steep...

Just got back from Violets Lane, mostly dry apart from one little section of mud about a car and a halfs length long, quite shallow aswell....didnt even touch the bottom of the wheel! Still managed to get it bloody dirty so a day spent cleaning tomorrow methinks :D Anyone know what the little...

Well just got back, it was dry as a nuns chuff for 98% of it....the other 2% was a tiny bit muddy, certainly covered most of the sides of me Disco!

Done Standon Ford once in my old 300TDi Disco. By myself. 4am. Never again! Had never done a deep water crossing again, water was over the bonnet and I was sure that I was floating at one point! Going to head to VL in a bit I think and see what the crack is, if it looks too deep will...

Me asnd the girlfriend are child free this weekend and I fancy getting out the house, after hearing lots about Violets Lane/Fernaux Pelham I fancy going to have a nosey. Does anyone have any idea as to what its like to drive this time of year? I have a pretty sorted Disco but dont fancy...

Anyone know what Violets Lane is likely to be like today? Depth/mud/suitability to drive? Got a well sorted Disco with winch, recovery gear, big tyres, lift, snorkle etc

Anybody laning today?