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Man, how the #### do you keep that m3 that clean. Are you gonna remove the rear seats, or are you keeping them in case you need to ferry some midgets about? Disco looks good also :D

LAND ROVER SERIES 2A 3 BULKHEAD WITH V5 DOCUMENTS | eBay Not sure about that one.

LANDROVER SERIES 2 V5 LOG BOOK | eBay

Looks good, that grey looks really smart.

All you needed was a bigger hammer!

Finally making some progress. Garage is now finished, with the exception of the electrics, but I'm getting the drive block paved so the SWA cables will go in then, I picked some some cheap ebay shelving which is actually pretty good. Got the disco fired up and moved up the drive...

I normally add asprin and puratabs or similar, useful if your travelling if you don't trust the fresh water. A small scalpel or razor blade and a small bottle of alcohol comes in handy. Plus the usual bandages, dressings, plasters, space blanket etc.

LAND ROVER SERIES 1 1957 88 ROTTEN CHASSIS V5 ID PLATES TAX + MOT EXEMPT PROJECT | eBay Just as blatant

I meant Mafia, but I guess in bobs case, Maria will do

It might be bonetti grey. Introduce yourself before the LZ Maria arrive. :)

Roll cage for a darlik?

Sure term are pretty good for that,.

Land Rover Series One 1 Chassis, with Plate and V5 TAX MOT exempt | eBay Landrover series 1 one chassis 1957/58 88",with v5 and documents | eBay Looks fishy

Old Honda Crossroad, just a rebadged disco. I've seen a couple in the UK, there was one for sale not far from me recently.

Been a little quiet on the disco front. She's still sat waiting for the rain to stop so I can start the work. In the mean time I've been working on the house and garage (garage mainly, much to the annoyance of the mrs) Floor has been levelled with epoxy leveller, and painted with epoxy...

I think a lot of people can vouch for Richards. They are a good bunch of blokes, and they are a small business, but would not still be going if they were bad.

Like the French model, that also came with a white flag attachment

I'd agree with that. The defender still has that rugged style which is understated, and still classic. Not to mention the ability to be repaired in the arse end of nowhere with a hammer and some gaffer tape. The problem is that they are too driven by the marketing people who think everything...

Bargain oil, and some decent anti freeze to put in at the same time :p

Cool, I have a set of these and they are pretty good - just make sure you hang on to the receipt - their lifetime guarantee is no good without it....