Thanks, :)

Agreed about the string vest, it was an experiment that set me back a whopping 50p. but after a few days i came to the decision it looked a bit poo. As far as the tyres are concerned i also agree, the quality was a concern for me but there are some good reviews of them, and the simple truth is...

Iv finally got my new tyres ordered. Kingpin MTs, just like the old BFG MT pattern. Shuld be coming next Friday. Cant wate to get them fitted.

Some pics so far.

No, much nicer. It was this one. D-Lander's - International Forum - LR4x4 - The Land Rover Forum

Narr, i want to try and do as much as possible with the original set up. Having said that i did one see a rather sexy one on a v8 disco.

That's exactly why i'm trying. I realize that I can get better off road performance for less outlay with a disco. But there are just so many out there. Go to any show and its 75% early discos with much the same mods. A Freelander that's had work done is a much rarer vehicle. That uncommonness...

A few new mods over the weekend, I got my 55w spotlights mounted and wired up. Fitted the dog guard and mounted all of my recovery equipment. I looked into proper clips and fasteners but thay are a little on the expenciver side. So I thought, why not just use cable ties and keep a set of wire...

Ya, it was on there when I got it. But I kinda like it. I would prefer one of those Freelander ones with the mountains in the background. But probably not enough to actually change it.

Really? Iv been well impressed with the MPG. Honestly i'v come from a 206 GTI and the MPG is comparable. I'm relay very impressed with it.

Right, lets begin. Firstly, here's some pics of it as I bought it. Its a 1999 Di, 3 door in very light green. Had 12 months MOT and 6 months tax. everythink works (exept the HDC as the wire has snapped on the gear stick). I needed to test it out, so what to do?...........hmm i know. Impromptu...

Hi guys, Iv recently got my first Freelander. Its a 1999 3 door Di. ............. and I love it. Now iv always had series 3's in the past but needed something with good MPG for commuting plus green lanes and camping at the weekend and 4x4 response work. So I settled on the a diesel...

Hi guys, just got my self a shiny new (ish) Freelander. Well no that's a lie, its new to me but actually 15 years old. Im loving it though and decided to post my adventures and modifications on here in the hope of changing a few mindsets about the Freelander.