It would, it's absolutely begging for black plates.

Great thread. Could you put black number plates back on or do you have to fit white and yellow plates?

Garages can be right ****s. I bought a car from a car sales in Plymouth, Brake caliper needed replacing. then injectors, and because of the starting problems, I needed a new starter motor and battery. All within the first three months. I dumped the car on his forecourt to get an injector...

I thought it might be somehwere in exeter I needed to avoid. That's good then. I wouldn't go into zummerzet ;)

Moor shenanigans in the snow I had to do a hill start at like 45deg degrees on compacted ice :eek: 1st gear, traction control kicking in and off she went :cool: I had to go off road to get past 2WD cars blocking the road, who were trying to dig themselves out of trouble. Again she didn't put...

Where did you get it from?

Losing the County defender decals would make a huge difference.

I love these threads. I wish I had the knowledge/tools/space/money etc :( Keep up the good work

Name and shame Is it the place in Axminster?

Thieves squeeze Range Rovers into container to sneak them out of the country | Daily Mail Online How do they squeeze 'em in like that? :eek:

A bit rich calling her 'She Who Must Be Obeyed' when you sold her car against her wishes :confused:

Always look underneath and make sure propshafts etc are there. Even then it is no guarantee the 4WD system works. I used to hear stories of Cavalier/Calibra 4x4s having buggered transfer boxes. They were made from the foil Cadbury use for their chocolate. Vauxhall charged £2.5K for new ones...

Sometimes, It's easier to get forgiveness than permission ;)

5 minutes from my door :cool:

It'll be gone by this evening, the rain is going to clear it away. :( You can't go more than thirty foot off the road either, but it was enough to let me have a play and test things out. :D The army were up there live firing too, which limited the potential for exploring :mad:

Very impressed. Admittedly, there was only 2 - 3 inches, but it was on the moorland so steep hills and drifts. It didn't put a wheel wrong and inspired confidence in the car's capabilities. I went off the road and climbed back on with no problems at all. Good fun :D

Took it for my first drive in the snow. :cool:

Check your turbo hoses for splits and read this thread http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f9/td4-lack-power-70mph-fixed-77147.html

They could be slots for these to go through

No probs. At a guess you need to drill 30mm holes at the top and cut 16mm long slots on the bottom. Perhaps offer the bar up and see what is required to make it fit