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RAC and a locksmith? sheesh....our roadside guys are all prison-trained. :p

YRM?? :)

Cheers for this. Would expect solid gold rather than brass at that price....but... :)

So the Wipac Quadoptics have arrived, with bulbs and plug etc. Happy days. But...... Anyone know if these are still available? and/or what the part no might be? or suitable replacements? As you can just about see, I had to grind one off...and one was already missing. I would rather not have...

These guys were highly recommended to me a year or so back: http://www.landroverbulkhead.co.uk/ but their lead time is quite long. :( I went with Shielder despite problems with a previous chassis and the bulkhead was pretty spot on...

Thanks for this. Definitely NOT going the LED route...hate them with a passion! Happy with relays as uprating the wiring anyway. :)

Afternoon all What is the best headlight unit to replace the old twin bayonet ones on an ex-mil 109 (1974) please? Cheers :)

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Just watched Chariots of Fire. Even after all these years it still brings a tear to my een. :)

Sounds like the brake lights are the issue...earthing down the indicator channel? :)

It's hardly mint. £8-10k :)

Time might be to allow for starting the job, seeing what is needed, getting those parts delivered, and then finishing the job. Being rural it is not uncommon for even the simplest jobs taking 2 days because of limited parts deliveries. :)

Sheilder have been known to get their jigging slightly out. As @Hicap phill says, check measurements from original chassis...or see if anyone can supply from same model Something like this: https://forums.lr4x4.com/topic/27312-90-chassis-diagram/ might help also :)

Please Sir...I do Sir... :D This might interest you...

Yeah, gotta watch them pesky kids! I fully intend to spend every last penny on the day before I die on a house...and gift it to my mistress. That takes care of her, the missus gets the main house...and the kids can fend for themselves :D

As far as I can see they can't...in England....but you can't totally cut them out in Scotland :(

Straight spousal wills should be easy enough but children can be an issue (pun intended). In Scotland they have an automatic right to equal shares of one third of the moveable estate. SKIing is much encouraged :)

Much depends on the age of the vehicle. Over a certain time and it's an automatic red pen! They don't even look at the damage. You can fight that, however

Might be a bit of an obvious question - but is it the car horn..or the alarm horn that goes off? o_O

Yep...getting any vehicle on to a Recovery truck is usually no great problem. Getting it off might require a handy tree!! :D